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Since I Was Born by Jawad Rhalib

Jawad Rhalib follows a small village girl from the High Atlas fighting to pursue her studies, and thus paints the subtle portrait of a rural population and its challenges

Puisque je suis née

Puisque je suis née

I’d Rather Be Condemned by Margarita Ledo Andión

Galician filmmaker Maragarita Ledo Andión continues to explore women's stories of the past that mark the present with extreme sensitivity and intellectual acuity

Prefiro condenarme

Prefiro condenarme

Dissident by Andriy Alferov, Stanislaw Gurenko

Stanislav Gurenko and Andrii Alferov’s movie is a stylishly captivating memoir about activists in Soviet Ukraine, which is unfortunately hard to understand for those not familiar with that period

Dissident

Dissident

The Southern Chronicles by Ignas Miškinis

Ignas Miškinis’s film tells a charming coming-of-age tale about a working-class boy navigating love and societal expectations in the early years of Lithuania’s independence

Pietinia Kronikas

Pietinia Kronikas

The Trail Left by Time by Alfredo Picazo, Luis "Soto" Muñoz

Luis “Soto” Muñoz proves himself to be one of Spain's most promising and unique directors with a moving film about the past and memory

Los restos del pasar

Los restos del pasar

Shadowland by Otso Tiainen

Otso Tiainen conducts an examination of director Richard Stanley, living in a French Pyrenees town populated by people engaged in magical and spiritual practices

Shadowland

Shadowland

The Shadow Scholars by Eloise King

Eloïse King’s devastating documentary follows Professor Patricia Kingori as she uncovers the mechanics and psychology behind the industry of Kenyan essay writers whose invisible work powers the West

The Shadow Scholars

The Shadow Scholars

The Pleasure Is Mine by Sacha Amaral

Brazilian director Sacha Amaral’s debut feature is a vibrant portrait of a young man who desires nothing and everything at the same time

El placer es mío

El placer es mío

Boreal by Pelayo Muñiz

The debut feature by Asturian director Pelayo Muñiz Cabal brings the Northern Lights to Madrid

Boreal

Boreal

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

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