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Wondrous Is the Silence of My Master by Ivan Salatić

Ivan Salatić subverts the expectations of historical fiction and creates an immersive experience with his sophomore feature

Otapanje vladara

Otapanje vladara

Soft Leaves by Miwako Van Weyenberg

The debut feature from young Belgian-Japanese filmmaker Miwako van Weyenberg is a fluid and delicate coming-of-age story

Soft Leaves

Soft Leaves

Vitrival – The Most Beautiful Village in the World by Noëlle Bastin, Baptiste Bogaert

Noëlle Bastin and Baptiste Bogaert present a naturalistic portrait of a small Walloon village, with an often disarming sense of humour

Vitrival

Vitrival

Kevlar Soul by Maria Eriksson-Hecht

Maria Eriksson-Hecht crafts a vibrant and intimate feature debut revolving around a tried-and-tested theme

Kevlarsjäl

Kevlarsjäl

The Sky Above Zenica by Nanna Frank Møller, Zlatko Pranjic

Nanna Frank Møller and Zlatko Pranjić deliver a brilliant chronicle of a long-term grassroots struggle in Bosnia against a polluting multinational and complicit institutions

Himlen over Zenica

Himlen over Zenica

Cleaning & Cleansing by Thomas Fürhapter

Austria’s Thomas Fürhapter opens vast fields of thought, immersing his observant and minimalist camera in the different and multiple dimensions and domains of cleaning

Cleaning & Cleansing

Cleaning & Cleansing

To Be Continued. Teenhood by Ivars Seleckis, Armands Zacs

Seven years later, Latvian documentary filmmaker Ivars Seleckis shoots the sequel to To Be Continued and gives us a reflection of contemporary Latvia through the lives of a group of teenagers

Turpinājums. Pieaugšana

Turpinājums. Pieaugšana

Mikaela by Daniel Calparsoro

The fast-paced Daniel Calparsoro applies the handbrake in his new film, compelled to do so by a snowstorm that leaves his characters isolated, becoming heroes through their actions

Mikaela

Mikaela

Jahia’s Summer by Olivier Meys

Olivier Meys paints the portrait of one adolescent’s suspended summer spent in a centre for asylum seekers

L’Été de Jahia

L’Été de Jahia

Quir by Nicola Bellucci

With courage and bucketloads of affection, Nicola Bellucci’s new feature portrays characters on the edge who are struggling to survive in a world which would rather forget them

Quir

Quir

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