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The August Virgin by Jonás Trueba

By way of seemingly light-hearted details and conversations, Jonás Trueba introduces the viewer to the mood, the energy and the mindset of those who remain stranded in Madrid over the summer

La virgen de agosto

La virgen de agosto

Spoon by Laila Pakalnina

Latvian documentary maker Laila Pakalnina returns to the screen with a paean to the plastic spoon. Yes, you read that right

Karote

Karote

Golden Twenties by Sophie Kluge

In her first full-length film, screened in a world premiere in Munich, German director Sophie Kluge turns this enviable age on its head

Golden Twenties

Golden Twenties

Let There Be Light by Marko Skop

The relationship between fathers and sons is at the heart of Marko Škop's second feature, which deals with the rise of the extreme right wing in Slovakia

Nech je svetlo

Nech je svetlo

Nova Lituania by Karolis Kaupinis

The debut feature by Lithuanian director Karolis Kaupinis examines the personal and the political with a restrained and careful eye

Nova Lituania

Nova Lituania

The Black Forest by Ruth Platt

Ruth Platt’s new drama follows two British families who take an ill-fated holiday together in Freiburg, southwest Germany

The Black Forest

The Black Forest

The Last Autumn by Yrsa Roca Fannberg

Yrsa Roca Fannberg proves that you can take the sheep out of the man, but you can’t take the man out of the sheep

Síðasta haustið

Síðasta haustið

Patrick by Tim Mielants

Flemish director Tim Mielants delivers an absurd and unexpected psychological thriller, led by a hero who’s tragically lacking in ambition

De Patrick

De Patrick

Scandinavian Silence by Martti Helde

Estonian filmmaker Martti Helde creates a brooding and multi-layered examination of a sibling relationship and the human desire to keep things suppressed

Skandinaavia vaikus

Skandinaavia vaikus

Mamonga by Stefan Malešević

In his first feature, Serbian director Stefan Malešević creates an unorthodox and ambiguous triptych peppered with associative connections

Mamonga

Mamonga

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