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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

This Is a Robbery! by Gregor Andolšek

In this pitch-black comedy, Gregor Andolšek explores how in a modern monetised society, we get everything we never wanted but never what we really need

To je rop!

To je rop!

Limits of Europe by Apolena Rychlíková

Apolena Rychlíková's immersive documentary shows the drama of cheap labourers working in Western Europe

Limits of Europe

Limits of Europe

The Boy with Pink Pants by Margherita Ferri

Directed by Margherita Ferri, this true story about the first teenage suicide caused by cyber-bullying in Italy is rich in nuance and reminds us how present this danger still is

Il ragazzo dai pantaloni rosa

Il ragazzo dai pantaloni rosa

Of Caravan and the Dogs by Askold Kurov, Anonymous1

The documentary directed by Askold Kurov and Anonymous1 goes behind the closed doors of Russian newsrooms affected by repressive laws

Of Caravan and the Dogs

Of Caravan and the Dogs

Riders by Martín Rejtman

Martín Rejtman follows the daily life of a group of Venezuelan food delivery riders in Buenos Aires but fails to deliver a precise narrative

El repartidor está en camino

El repartidor está en camino

A Bathroom of One's Own by Lucía Casañ Rodríguez

Lucía Casañ writes a daring and interesting intimate tragicomedy about a woman's search for independence and freedom

Un bany propi

Un bany propi

Hey Joe by Claudio Giovannesi

James Franco stars in Claudio Giovannesi's drama set in 1971 Naples, which offers beautiful lyrical moments but characters that aren’t studied in depth

Hey Joe

Hey Joe

The Party's Over by Elena Manrique

Producer-turned-director Elena Manrique crafts a delightfully acerbic tale that rails against well-to-do social classes that are hypocritical and snobbish in equal measure

Fin de fiesta

Fin de fiesta

Meat by Dimitris Nakos

A small family in a Greek village struggles in the heart of a Dostoevskian spiral à la Crime and Punishment in Dimitri Nakos’ strong debut feature

Kreas

Kreas

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