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The Last KO by Timothée Catherine

Timothée Catherine’s documentary brings us into the wild world of chessboxing, in which ranked chess player and amateur boxer Carl Strugnell competes with both brains and brawn

Le Dernier KO

Le Dernier KO

Zodiac Killer Project by Charlie Shackleton

British essay filmmaker Charlie Shackleton has another crack at the legendary Zodiac Killer case, with the dubious help of a true-crime book he never acquired the rights to

Zodiac Killer Project

Zodiac Killer Project

Cactus Pears by Rohan Parashuram Kanawade

Rohan Parashuram Kanawade’s feature debut depicts shrouded homosexuality in rural India coming into the light

Sabar Bonda

Sabar Bonda

Norma Dorma by Lorenz Suter

Lorenz Suter tackles the topic of parenthood, cannily playing with the concepts of reality and fiction, the difficulties of everyday life, and the desire to escape to reassuring parallel worlds

Norma Dorma

Norma Dorma

The Virgin of the Quarry Lake by Laura Casabé

Laura Casabé reimagines Mariana Enríquez’s gothic tales as a blend of folk horror, social drama and a dark exploration of adolescence set amidst Argentina’s 2001 economic collapse

La Virgen de la tosquera

La Virgen de la tosquera

Peter Hujar’s Day by Ira Sachs

Ben Whishaw portrays the titular 1970s New York photographer as he recounts his previous working day, in director Ira Sachs’ elegant, slight chamber drama

Peter Hujar’s Day

Peter Hujar’s Day

My Birthday by Christian Filippi

Christian Filippi’s moving debut speaks of the disillusionment of a young man in a foster home who dreams of living with his mother but who is forced to face reality

Il mio compleanno

Il mio compleanno

Sukkwan Island by Vladimir de Fontenay

Swann Arlaud and Woody Norman dazzle in Vladimir de Fontenay’s new movie, a high-calibre and incisive survival film which is as brutally physical as it is subtly psychological

Sukkwan Island

Sukkwan Island

My Father's Diaries by Ado Hasanović

Italian-Bosnian director Ado Hasanovic sensitively and respectfully commemorates the Srebrenica genocide, availing himself of his father Bekir’s memories and old film footage

I diari di mio padre

I diari di mio padre

Where the Wind Comes From by Amel Guellaty

Amel Guellaty's feature debut is a vibrant portrait of youth caught between tradition and the restless desire for freedom on the outskirts of Tunisia

Where the Wind Comes From

Where the Wind Comes From

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