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Amercement by Fokion Bogris

Fokion Bogris' debut film is an elevated Greek gangster picture that takes a pop shot at toxic masculinity and homophobia

Próstimo

Próstimo

Atomic Summer by Gaël Lepingle

Gaël Lépingle retraces through fiction the first 24 hours, in survival mode, of five childhood friends stuck inside a closed perimeter established after a nuclear incident

L'Été nucléaire

L'Été nucléaire

The Bright Side by Ruth Meehan

Ruth Meehan’s film is a pleasant dramedy, rich in brilliant moments and able to treat a delicate topic with depth and courage

The Bright Side

The Bright Side

Walden by Bojena Horackova

Bojena Horackova looks back on a love affair riddled with difficult choices between two youngsters living in Lithuania in 1989, a country caught in the middle, just before the fall of the Berlin Wall

Walden

Walden

80.000 Schnitzel by Hannah Schweier

Hanna Schweier's semi-autobiographical documentary reveals an unexpected inner conflict in the story of her sister trying to save their family's inn and farm

80.000 Schnitzel

80.000 Schnitzel

That Was Life by David Martín de los Santos

David Martín de los Santos makes his fiction debut with a humble, emotional and intimate film whose subtle subject-matter is shored up by the acting abilities of the great Petra Martínez

La vida era eso

La vida era eso

Spiral by Cecília Felméri

Cecilia Felmeri signs a very promising first feature by immersing herself in nature, in a disquieting realism for a metaphor of couplehood and the life cycle

Spirál

Spirál

Summer Rebels by Martina Saková

Martina Saková's sun-soaked first feature proves that for a kid, summertime is no picnic

Letní rebeli

Letní rebeli

The Food Club by Barbara Topsøe-Rothenborg

Danish director Barbara Topsøe-Rothenborg sets her over-60 comedy in Italy, a story of friendship and solidarity between mature women. A special event at the 21st Lecce European Film Festival

Madklubben

Madklubben

The Saint of the Impossible by Marc Raymond Wilkins

The film by Swiss director Marc Wilkins presents the daily life of a clandestine immigrant family in New York’s Trump era

The Saint of the Impossible

The Saint of the Impossible

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