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GEN_ by Gianluca Matarrese

Gianluca Matarrese returns with a thought-provoking and humanistic film on an intersection of medical, ethical and cultural issues, guided by its remarkable protagonist

GEN_

GEN_

Brides by Nadia Fall

Debuting feature director Nadia Fall moves from stage to screen with a rocky tale of two British teenage girls travelling to Syria for the promise of a better life

Brides

Brides

The Things You Kill by Alireza Khatami

Under the veil of an engrossing family thriller, full of lies and enigmas, Alireza Khatami explores in depth the mechanisms of transmission of male violence

The Things You Kill

The Things You Kill

Terra incognita by Enrico Masi

Enrico Masi’s aesthetically enchanting documentary follows a family living without electricity in the Alps alongside experiments with thermonuclear fusion taking place in the South of France

Terra incognita

Terra incognita

All That’s Left of You by Cherien Dabis

Cherien Dabis’ sweeping historical drama shows the aftershocks of the Nakba across three generations of a Palestinian family

Allly baqi mink

Allly baqi mink

Mr. Nobody Against Putin by David Borenstein

David Borenstein’s documentary is an unsettling account of a provincial Russian school’s transformation into a hub of state indoctrination

Mr. Nobody Against Putin

Mr. Nobody Against Putin

On the Edge by Guérin van de Vorst, Sophie Muselle

Guérin van de Vorst and Sophie Muselle paint the sensitive and dynamic portrait of a young nursing intern who discovers the difficult reality of a psychiatry service

Au bord du monde

Au bord du monde

L' homme-vertige: Tales of a City by Malaury Eloi Paisley

Malaury Eloi Paisley’s documentary presents with courage and poetry the daily life of a forgotten humanity fighting to survive

L’ homme-vertige

L’ homme-vertige

DJ Ahmet by Georgi M. Unkovski

Macedonian director Georgi M Unkovski's first film overcomes tired coming-of-age tropes with authentic and vibrant characters and settings

DJ Ahmet

DJ Ahmet

Hold on to Her by Robin Vanbesien

Robin Vanbesien delivers an empathic, poetic and political essay film honouring the memory of Mawda, a child killed by police gunfire

Hold on to Her

Hold on to Her

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