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Young & Beautiful by Marina Lameiro

Marina Lameiro competes in the official section at Navarrese Festival with a portrait of her disenchanted generation

Young & Beautiful

Young & Beautiful

Woman's Name by Marco Tullio Giordana

The new film by Marco Tullio Giordana tells the story of a young woman, harassed in the workplace, who chooses to rebel: a theme that is tackled with incredible rigour

Nome di donna

Nome di donna

Manuel by Dario Albertini

Documentary filmmaker Dario Albertini creates a very promising fiction debut with a simple yet fair film focusing on social issues

Manuel

Manuel

Offenders by Dejan Zečević

Dejan Zečević's eighth film is an arthouse drama-thriller with shades of horror, supported by some marvellous black-and-white cinematography and an electronic score

Izgrednici

Izgrednici

Comic Sans by Nevio Marasović

Nevio Marasović returns to the island of Vis with his offbeat comedy-drama, which world-premiered at Belgrade FEST

Comic Sans

Comic Sans

Fortuna by Germinal Roaux

BERLIN 2018: A lucky strike for Germinal Roaux's second feature film, which won the two main prizes in the Generation section at the Berlinale

Fortuna

Fortuna

Central Airport THF by Karim Ainouz

BERLIN 2018: Karim Aïnouz focuses his camera lens on a former Berlin airport turned leisure park and reception centre for refugees in this splendid and poetic film

Zentralflughafen THF

Zentralflughafen THF

Mariphasa by Sandro Aguilar

BERLIN 2018: The second feature by Portugal’s Sandro Aguilar is an anti-narrative experiment that unfolds in a nightmarish version of Lisbon

Mariphasa

Mariphasa

Horizons by Svetislav Dragomirovic

Svetislav Dragomirović’s debut feature is an interesting mixture of melodrama and backwoods noir fuelled by family secrets

Horizonti

Horizonti

The Tree by André Gil Mata

BERLIN 2018: Portuguese filmmaker André Gil Mata's film is pure cinema, inviting comparisons to his mentor Béla Tarr and some of the greatest directors ever

Drvo

Drvo

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