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Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass by Quay Brothers

Twins Stephen and Timothy Quay return to cinema with a hallucinated feature that makes fun of time, inspired by the stories of writer Bruno Schulz

Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

An Almost Perfect Family by Tudor Platon

Wildly slaloming between being overly personal and not exactly convincing, Tudor Platon’s documentary still succeeds in conveying the feeling of permanent loss

O familie aproape perfectă

O familie aproape perfectă

Ink Wash by Sarra Tsorakidis

Sarra Tsorakidis’s debut feature, following a painter as she faces her 40s and her future prospects while on a job in the Romanian forest, suffers on account of being a tad too contemplative

Ink Wash

Ink Wash

Here Now by Gabriele Muccino

With his 13th film, Gabriele Muccino signs his first action thriller, following a young American woman on holiday in Italy who turns her life upside down over the course of one night

Fino alla fine

Fino alla fine

U.S. Palmese by Marco Manetti, Antonio Manetti

The Manetti brothers sign a sport film, a football fairy tale that plays with the bad temper of certain characters and their status as spoiled millionaires

U.S. Palmese

U.S. Palmese

Traffic by Teodora Ana Mihai

Teodora Ana Mihai’s second fiction feature is a layered social-realist film looking at inequality and exploitation in our modern world with a healthy dose of humour

Reostat

Reostat

Thank You for Banking with Us by Laila Abbas

Palestinian filmmaker Laila Abbas tackles the contemporary realities of gendered Islamic law in her debut feature, about two sisters fighting for their fair share of their late father’s inheritance

Thank You for Banking with Us

Thank You for Banking with Us

We Live in Time by John Crowley

Time is fleeting for lovebirds Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, in John Crowley’s lachrymose terminal-illness drama

We Live in Time

We Live in Time

Holloway by Sophie Compton, Daisy-May Hudson

Six former inmates of what was once the largest women’s prison in Europe are brought together in the documentary by Sophie Compton and Daisy-May Hudson, whose goals remain unclear

Holloway

Holloway

Tarika by Milko Lazarov

In Milko Lazarov’s third feature, a teenage girl’s spinal anomaly becomes the stuff of fairy tales in rural Bulgaria

Tarika

Tarika

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