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Rabia by Mareike Engelhardt

Tremendously toplined by Megan Northam, Mareike Engelhardt’s first feature is a hard-hitting and far-sighted work about the grey zones of radicalisation

Rabia

Rabia

I, the Song by Dechen Roder

In Dechen Roder’s slow yet persistent sophomore feature, one woman's search to clear her name becomes an existential quest to discover the truth behind her doppelgänger’s disappearance

I, the Song

I, the Song

Writing Hawa by Najiba Noori

Najiba and Rasul Noori leverage their own subjectivity to create a tremendously powerful work on emancipation, freedom and opportunity for women in Afghanistan

Writing Hawa

Writing Hawa

Trains by Maciej J. Drygas

The found-footage film by veteran Polish documentarian Maciej J Drygas, which is the result of ten years’ work, really lets the mind wander

Pociągi

Pociągi

Buzzheart by Dennis Iliadis

Dennis Iliadis’s latest effort is another in the long line of “weird” Greek films, characterised by a well-crafted, eerie atmosphere but lacking originality

Buzzheart

Buzzheart

Two of Me by Raul Esko, Romet Esko

The autobiographical self-exploration of Estonian brothers Raul and Romet Esko attempts to delve into twinhood, but it ends up as a barely entertaining compilation of sketches

Mind on kaks

Mind on kaks

The Bridge by Walid Mattar

Walid Mattar's modest yet lovely comedy is a cautionary tale about getting what you wish for

Le pont

Le pont

Moor by Adilkhan Yerzhanov

Adilkhan Yerzhanov heads to an urban setting for the first time to tell the story of a “Kazakh Rambo” on a mission to save his brother’s wife and child from the mafia

Mavr

Mavr

The Mousetrap by Serhii Kastornykh

With his fiction feature debut, Serhii Kastornykh tells the story of a Ukrainian soldier trying to survive after most of his trench collapses in combat

Мишоловка

Мишоловка

May I Speak With the Enemy? by Alexis Morante

Alexis Morante recreates the time that the great comedian Miguel Gila spent immersed in the Spanish Civil War, a traumatic experience that the comedian was able to laugh about later in his monologues

¿Es el enemigo? La película de Gila

¿Es el enemigo? La película de Gila

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