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Green Is the New Red by Anna Recalde Miranda

Anna Recalde Miranda’s fifth documentary sounds the alarm bells for Latin America’s politics

De la guerre froide à la guerre verte

De la guerre froide à la guerre verte

Some Nights I Feel Like Walking by Petersen Vargas

The newest film by Petersen Vargas is an attempt at blending social drama and urban road movie, set on the fringes of Manila

Some Nights I Feel Like Walking

Some Nights I Feel Like Walking

Abo Zaabal 89 by Bassam Mortada

In his poignant doc, Bassam Mortada, the son of a political prisoner, investigates how the very fabric of his family was torn apart and the constituent parts never came back the same way again

Abo Zaabal 89

Abo Zaabal 89

Myocardium by José Manuel Carrasco

José Manuel Carrasco's second film brings together Vito Sanz and Marina Salas to talk about second chances, open wounds, and mental and creative crises, between humour and melancholy

Miocardio

Miocardio

Reading Lolita in Tehran by Eran Riklis

Israeli director Eran Riklis’ film about the female condition in Iran is certainly topical, but it doesn’t convey the repressive insanity of religious and patriarchal dogmas

Leggere Lolita a Teheran

Leggere Lolita a Teheran

Lotus by Signe Birkova

Latvia’s Signe Birkova draws inspiration from surrealism, expressionism and silent film to create a visually radical feature about a female avant-garde pioneer

Lotus

Lotus

Sun Never Again by David Jovanović

The topics of parenthood, nature and resisting an invasive mining corporation are tackled with grittiness and magical realism in David Jovanović’s directorial debut

Sunce Nikad Više

Sunce Nikad Više

Home Game by Lidija Zelović

In her personal new film, Lidija Zelović uses archive and family footage to make a political diagnosis

Home Game

Home Game

Never Alone by Klaus Härö

Klaus Häro relates a little-known episode in Finland’s World War II experience, where a business proprietor toiled to save the country’s small Jewish population

Ei koskaan yksin

Ei koskaan yksin

Ciao bambino by Edgardo Pistone

Edgardo Pistone’s debut film is a thrilling dark tale which speaks of love and desperation in Naples’ criminal underworld

Ciao bambino

Ciao bambino

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