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Star Boys by Visa Koiso-Kanttila

Visa Koiso-Kanttila’s fiction feature debut, currently screening at Moscow, transports its audience to the north of Finland

Kaiken se kestää

Kaiken se kestää

K.O. by Fabrice Gobert

Back in film after The Returned, Fabrice Gobert confirms his original talent with a Kafkaesque thriller carried by an outstanding Laurent Lafitte

K.O.

K.O.

Stranger in Paradise by Guido Hendrikx

Guido Hendrikx's feature debut, which recently won an award at Biografilm, is an unflinching essay film walking us through refugee asylum hell in a classroom exercise

Stranger in Paradise

Stranger in Paradise

Júlia ist by Elena Martín

Elena Martín succeeds in combining original subject matter with narrative strength in her directorial debut, in which she talks about essential steps forward… and perhaps backwards

Júlia ist

Júlia ist

To Be and To Last by Serena Mignani

Serena Mignani’s doc, in which the director accompanies her son as he dives into the universe of a spectacular and perilous discipline, but one rich in high principles, world-premiered in Bologna

Être et durer

Être et durer

Planet Petrila by Andrei Dăscălescu

Andrei Dăscălescu’s feature-length documentary, which has just screened at Transilvania, shows how art can save tradition

Planet Petrila

Planet Petrila

Ghost Hunting by Raed Andoni

Palestinian director Raed Andoni uses his own personal experiences in this documentary, a direct socio-political account of the never-ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Istiyad Ashbah

Istiyad Ashbah

Prowl by Alexandra Balteanu

Alexandra Bălteanu explores abuse and prejudice in her social drama, currently screening at the Transilvania IFF

Vanatoare

Vanatoare

Chrysanthemums Time by Dmytro Moiseiev

The second feature by Ukrainian director Dmytro Moiseiev delves into the process of mourning that follows the tragic loss of a loved one

Chas khrizantem

Chas khrizantem

God's Own Country by Francis Lee

The feature debut by British director Francis Lee whisks us away to a Yorkshire farm as it tells the story of the blossoming of a romantic relationship that is not without its complications

God's Own Country

God's Own Country

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