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Downriver a Tiger by Víctor Diago

Víctor Diago’s debut feature is a dreamlike look into the life of a Spanish woman in Glasgow as she floats through the city, camera in hand

Río abajo, un tigre

Río abajo, un tigre

Idilia by Javier Canales Sepúlveda, José Taltavull Sepúlveda

Spain's Sepúlveda brothers take on this colourful, independent, and somewhat bombastic dystopia that serves as a warning against the consequences of misusing artificial intelligence

Idilia

Idilia

The Portuguese House by Avelina Prat

With her second feature film, a charming film that restores your faith in humanity, Avelina Prat confirms that she has invented the “auteur feel-good movie”

Una quinta portuguesa

Una quinta portuguesa

L'isola degli idealisti by Elisabetta Sgarbi

Elisabetta Sgarbi brings to the big screen a novel by one of the fathers of the Italian noir, Giorgio Scerbanenco, in a sophisticated adaptation which retains its literary quality

L'isola degli idealisti

L'isola degli idealisti

Slackers by Sorina Gajewski

Two teenage girls pass the time and create minor havoc in Berlin in Sorina Gajewski’s uneven, but brave feature debut

Nulpen

Nulpen

Callas, Darling by Julia Windischbauer

Julia Windischbauer explores in her fiction film debut the ache of loss, purpose and the power of true connection, wrapped up in a road movie

Callas, Darling

Callas, Darling

My Magical World by Elvin Adigozel

Elvin Adigozel’s feature begins as a would-be story of triumphant success but unfolds as a domestic tragedy, portraying life in the bleak Azerbaijani countryside

My Magical World

My Magical World

San Damiano by Gregorio Sassoli, Alejandro Cifuentes

Gregorio Sassoli and Alejandro Cifuentes’ raw and visceral documentary gives a name and a story to the invisible souls populating Termini Station in Rome, observing them from the inside

San Damiano

San Damiano

King Matt the First by Jasmina Wojcik

Polish director Jaśmina Wójcik whisks us away to a secret garden and demonstrates how a creative adaptation should be done

King Matt the First

King Matt the First

Storia di una notte by Paolo Costella

Carefully curated on a visual level but emotionally glacial throughout, Paolo Costella’s drama reflects on the impact of losing a child on family ties

Storia di una notte

Storia di una notte

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