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Impostors and Ponies by Timo Jacobs

Timo Jacobs' social satire-road movie blend uncovers the superficialities of the film business with an additional layer of social commentary about the moralisation of eating convictions

Hochstapler und Ponies

Hochstapler und Ponies

Tracing Light by Thomas Riedelsheimer

Light as you’ve never seen it before becomes the protagonist of Thomas Riedelsheimer’s latest documentary

Tracing Light

Tracing Light

Mai parlarem de nosaltres by Raimon Valls

Raimon Valls presents an interesting and unusual début film about the complexity and setbacks of teenage friendships

Mai parlarem de nosaltres

Mai parlarem de nosaltres

Ms. President by Marek Šulík

Marek Šulík's time-lapse documentary provides a measured portrait of Zuzana Čaputová's historic and turbulent tenure as Slovakia’s first female head of state

Ms. President

Ms. President

Termini by Laila Pakalnina

The latest work from Latvian documentarian Laila Pakalnina is a hypnotic meditation on public transport and its relation to the world we live in

Termini

Termini

God Between Us by Rebecca Hirneise

In her documentary feature debut, Rebecca Hirneise explores the effect of religious faith on her family and the personal and interpersonal consequences that follow

Zwischen uns Gott

Zwischen uns Gott

Dear Beautiful Beloved by Juri Rechinsky

In his documentary on the war in Ukraine, Juri Rechinsky slowly unravels how looking after the country's displaced citizens and fallen soldiers is a mammoth task in itself

Dear Beautiful Beloved

Dear Beautiful Beloved

Art or Fart? by Stefan Liberski

Stefan Liberski is back with a melancholy comedy carried by a painter who’s so conceptual he’s forgotten his sense of style, the meaning of art, and potentially the meaning of life, too

L'Art d'être heureux

L'Art d'être heureux

The Volta Cinema by Martin Turk

Martin Turk’s docu-hybrid film chronicles the cinematographic and entrepreneurial endeavours of Irish writer James Joyce and his compatriots, which started with the time he spent in Trieste

Kino Volta

Kino Volta

Leo Records: Strictly for Our Friends by Ioana Grigore

Ioana Grigore’s documentary feature debut opens a compelling page in the history of jazz

Leo Records: Strictly for Our Friends

Leo Records: Strictly for Our Friends

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