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Land of the Gods by Goran Paskaljevic

Veteran Serbian director Goran Paskaljević is back with an excellent drama made in India, in the local language and with local actors

Dev Bhoomi (Zemlja Bogova)

Dev Bhoomi (Zemlja Bogova)

Alba by Ana Cristina Barragán

The promising debut feature film by Ecuadorian filmmaker Ana Cristina Barragán is a delicate pre-adolescent drama

Alba

Alba

Light Thereafter by Konstantin Bojanov

Konstantin Bojanov is showing his deeply personal second picture in the Sofia IFF competition

Light Thereafter

Light Thereafter

Uncertain Glory by Agustí Villaronga

Agustí Villaronga brings us a story of betrayal and violence set against the backdrop of war, with two men and two women, the collateral victims of their turbulent time

Incerta glòria

Incerta glòria

The Second Night by Eric Pauwels

Eric Pauwels’ documentary is a moving love letter to his late mother, which highlights the pain caused by the string of separations that life throws at us

La deuxième nuit

La deuxième nuit

Questione di Karma by Edoardo Falcone

In the second film by Edoardo Falcone, in Italian theatres with 01 Distribution, a rich heir is convinced that his father has been reincarnated in a young con artist

Questione di Karma

Questione di Karma

Converso by David Arratibel

Pamplona-born David Arratibel world-premieres at the Punto de Vista his second documentary: an investigation into the elusive workings of religious conversion

Converso

Converso

There is a Light by Fabio Mollo

Fabio Mollo’s second film is an emotional on-the-road movie that ponders the future, fatherhood, and borders in and against nature. Starring Luca Marinelli and Isabella Ragonese

Il Padre d'Italia

Il Padre d'Italia

Daguerrotype by Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s new film, made with an entirely French team, is another ghost story, another variation on his preferred themes

Le Secret de la chambre noire

Le Secret de la chambre noire

Mare nostro by Andrea Gadaleta Caldarola

Italian director Andrea Gadaleta Caldarola returns to his hometown, tracing out the social and economic ecosystem of the place, suspended between tradition and transformations in time

Mare nostro

Mare nostro

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