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Samia by Yasemin Samdereli

In their powerful biopic, Yasemin Samdereli and Deka Mohamed Osman shine a light on the exceptional and poignant fate of Somalian athlete Samia Yusuf Omar

Samia

Samia

Bin U Bin, Elsewhere the Border by Mohamed Lakhdar Tati

The visually striking debut feature by Mohamed Lakhdar Tati is a genre exercise and an ode to the Algerian landscape

Bin U Bin, Elsewhere the Border

Bin U Bin, Elsewhere the Border

Songs of Adam by Oday Rasheed

In his third film, Oday Rasheed explores the contemporary history of Iraq through the eyes of a child for whom time has come to a standstill

Songs of Adam

Songs of Adam

The Divine Sarah Bernhardt by Guillaume Nicloux

Guillaume Nicloux and Sandrine Kiberlain immortalise a global celebrity from the world of theatre at the turn of the 20th century, with a hybrid and unusual arthouse biopic

Sarah Bernhardt, La Divine

Sarah Bernhardt, La Divine

Mikado by Baya Kasmi

Following in the wake of a family hiding out on the fringes of society, Baya Kasmi offers up a moving film, striking the perfect harsh-soft balance

Mikado

Mikado

Touch by Baltasar Kormákur

In this cross-continental romantic drama, Baltasar Kormákur shows a gentler touch than he’s typically known for

Touch

Touch

The Imminent Age by Clara Serrano Llorens, Gerard Simó Gimeno

Col-lectiu Vigília premieres a moving debut, awarded in Gijón, about the relationships between younger and older generations and the precariousness they experience

L'edat imminent

L'edat imminent

The Vanishing by Karim Moussaoui

Karim Moussaoui’s film follows a privileged young man in Algiers who starts to break at the seams, but its bland narrative and lack of stakes drag the story down

L'effacement

L'effacement

Sima's Song by Roya Sadat

The political eclipses the personal in Roya Sadat’s film about two friends living in Afghanistan on the eve of the 1978 Soviet invasion

Sima's Song

Sima's Song

MA - Cry of Silence by The Maw Naing

The Maw Naing’s film merges class conflicts with protest against the military junta, inspired by women-led factory uprisings that occurred in 2012

MA - Cry of Silence

MA - Cry of Silence

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