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Miss Hanoi by Zdenek Viktora

Zdenek Viktora’s fresh take on the Eastern European thriller immerses the viewer in a dual investigation in the heart of the Czech Vietnamese community

Miss Hanoi

Miss Hanoi

On the Water by Goran Dević

Croatian director Goran Dević's newest documentary is both a tough love letter to his hometown and a testament to his excellent filmmaking skills

Na vodi

Na vodi

Una Primavera by Valentina Primavera

In her first feature film, Valentina Primavera uses a personal story to make a frightening statement about the ordinary, atavistic violence that's paralysing her country

Una Primavera

Una Primavera

Heavy Trip by Juuso Laatio, Jukka Vidgren

Finnish directors Juuso Laatio and Jukka Vidgren direct a simple and funny first feature about the misadventures of a heavy metal country band

Heavy Trip

Heavy Trip

Vacancy by Alexandra Kandy Longuet

The winner of Ji.hlava's Opus Bonum section looks at life on the fringes of American society through characters forced to live in cheap motels

Vacancy

Vacancy

Introduzione all'oscuro by Gastón Solnicki

Gastón Solnicki has crafted an affectionate, handwritten account of friendship both in this life and beyond it

Introduzione all'oscuro

Introduzione all'oscuro

X - The eXploited by Károly Ujj Mészáros

Hungarian filmmaker Károly Ujj Mészáros returns with a dark thriller that sets its heights high with a focus on ideological issues and the weight of the past

X – A rendszerből törölve

X – A rendszerből törölve

Meeting Gorbachev by Werner Herzog, Andre Singer

The highly anticipated portrait of Gorbachev is not Werner Herzog's finest hour, but this is due to various factors, including his subject's own state of mental deterioration

Meeting Gorbachev

Meeting Gorbachev

Magical Nights by Paolo Virzì

Paolo Virzì closes the 13th edition of Rome Film Fest with a humorous and daring tribute to the golden years of Italian cinema

Notti magiche

Notti magiche

My Unknown Soldier by Anna Kryvenko

Anna Kryvenko's first feature-length documentary is an archive-footage film with a personal angle and a universal message that history is by no means linear

Můj neznámý vojín

Můj neznámý vojín

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