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The Piano Accident by Quentin Dupieux

Quentin Dupieux pinpoints the excesses of the modern world in a ferocious dark comedy about a famous influencer who’s insensitive to pain and who’s being blackmailed by journalists

L'Accident de piano

L'Accident de piano

Ciao Ciao by Keith Albert Tedesco

Keith Albert Tedesco’s satirical comedy-drama is an imperfect yet perfectly pleasant tale, able to fulfil its ambitions with a good dose of witty dialogue and charm

Ciao Ciao

Ciao Ciao

To Meet Again by Thomas Damas

Thomas Damas presents his first feature-length doc, which delves into a mobile unit hosting families whose members have been temporarily separated by public institutions

Pour se revoir

Pour se revoir

13 Days, 13 Nights by Martin Bourboulon

Martin Bourboulon delivers an enthralling and hard-hitting thriller inspired by real events and remixed in an American style which places charismatic Roschdy Zem centre stage

13 jours, 13 nuits

13 jours, 13 nuits

Pet Peeves by Javier Polo

Javier Polo’s film is made up of five brief and somewhat brutal stories that use dark humour, surrealism and irony to poke fun at our common misfortunes

Pequeños calvarios

Pequeños calvarios

Rainbow's Tale by Saleh Alavizadeh

Saleh Alavizadeh’s debut feature offers a poignant Iranian anthology exploring the alienation of youth, skilfully interweaving emotional depth and dark humour

Rainbow's Tale

Rainbow's Tale

Come fratelli by Antonio Padovan

Antonio Padovan’s third effort is a tender film which breaks the Italian comedy mould as it explores a male friendship marked by a desire for closeness and an awareness that separation is inevitable

Come fratelli

Come fratelli

Road 190 by Emilie Cornu, Charlotte Nastasi

Charlotte Nastasi and Emilie Cornu deliver a gripping chronicle of life in Texas's “city of eight prisons”, where the shadow of the executions still being carried out there looms large

Road 190

Road 190

La terra negra by Alberto Morais

Alberto Morais returns with a stark, humanistic and solemn film, where both settings and performances avoid artifice, and a mystical-religious aura permeates this story of connection and sacrifice

La terra negra

La terra negra

North South Man Woman by Morten Traavik, Sun Kim

Morten Traavik returns to the Korean peninsula with a story about matchmaking between Northern women and Southern men, co-directed with Sun Kim

North South Man Woman

North South Man Woman

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