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Holloway by Sophie Compton, Daisy-May Hudson

Six former inmates of what was once the largest women’s prison in Europe are brought together in the documentary by Sophie Compton and Daisy-May Hudson, whose goals remain unclear

Holloway

Holloway

Tarika by Milko Lazarov

In Milko Lazarov’s third feature, a teenage girl’s spinal anomaly becomes the stuff of fairy tales in rural Bulgaria

Tarika

Tarika

A Real Pain by Jesse Eisenberg

Jesse Eisenberg continues his directing career with this seriocomic travelogue movie about two cousins returning to their grandmother’s Polish home

A Real Pain

A Real Pain

Milano by Christina Vandekerckhove

Christina Vandekerckhove offers up a soul-stirring duo composed of a teenager with impaired hearing and his father who sometimes struggles with the situation

Milano

Milano

The Great Ambition by Andrea Segre

Andrea Segre’s movie about the historic national secretary of Italy's Communist Party Enrico Berlinguer mixes political engagement and nostalgia for lost ideologies

Berlinguer. La grande ambizione

Berlinguer. La grande ambizione

The Summer Book by Charlie McDowell

Charlie McDowell transposes Tove Jansson’s 1972 novel composed of 22 vignettes into a gentle portrait of ephemerality, childhood and passing grief

The Summer Book

The Summer Book

2073 by Asif Kapadia

Asif Kapadia’s new movie is a documentary with apocalyptic undertones which takes a confused approach to blending the past, the present and the future, reality and fiction

2073

2073

BXL by Monir Ait Hamou, Ish Ait Hamou

Brothers Ish and Monir Ait Hamou take inspiration from their childhood to draw the portraits of two brothers in a working class Brussels neighbourhood

BXL

BXL

Waterdrop by Robert Budina

One drop is all it takes to break the dam in the third feature by Albanian filmmaker Robert Budina, a scathing realist indictment of collective complicity in violent patriarchal systems

Pikë uji

Pikë uji

Little Algérie by François Hassan Guerrar

Hassan Guerrar delivers a generous, moving and free first feature film, set in the heart of working-class Paris and exploring the complexities of dual nationality and identity

Barbès, little Algérie

Barbès, little Algérie

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