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The Exalted by Juris Kursietis

Juris Kursietis' sophomore feature boasts a solid premise but ultimately struggles to be more than a finely crafted character study

Cildenie

Cildenie

The Hunt for Meral O. by Stijn Bouma

Stijn Bouma delivers a poignant and highly engaged first fiction film about the scandalous oppression of a woman of Turkish origin by the Dutch authorities

De Jacht op Meral Ö.

De Jacht op Meral Ö.

Empire of the Rabbits by Seyfettin Tokmak

A boy growing up in extreme poverty defies his father and the whole corrupt system in Turkish filmmaker Seyfettin Tokmak's new feature

Tavşan İmparatorluğu

Tavşan İmparatorluğu

Spilt Milk by Brian Durnin

In his feature debut, Brian Durnin takes us to 1980s Dublin to tell a story of friendship, the drug-use epidemic, family ties and a sense of community

Spilt Milk

Spilt Milk

White Courage by Marcin Koszalka

Polish director Marcin Koszałka delivers an impressive work about a dark and little-known moment in history when blood ties were sorely tested

Biala Odwaga

Biala Odwaga

Year of the Widow by Veronika Lišková

Filmmaker Veronika Lišková steps into fiction filmmaking, tracing the quiet yet resilient journey of a woman reshaping her life in the wake of unexpected loss

Rok wdowy

Rok wdowy

Garbo: Where Did You Go? by Lorna Tucker

Lorna Tucker’s latest exploration of female icons ventures into the mysteries of Swedish screen idol Greta Garbo, voiced by Noomi Rapace

Garbo: Where Did You Go?

Garbo: Where Did You Go?

The Best Reward by Federico Ferrone

Italian director Federico Ferrone directs his first solo work, telling a solid story set in northern Italy about radicalisation

La cosa migliore

La cosa migliore

Raw Material by Martin Boross

Good intentions based upon justice sometimes have unpredictable consequences, as Hungarian director Martin Boross’ first feature film cleverly reveals

Nyersanyag

Nyersanyag

The Exiles by Belén Funes

Belén Funes' film tackles the working-class immigrant experience in Catalonia through a touching mother-daughter family drama, boasting an accomplished acting duo

Los Tortuga

Los Tortuga

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