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Nocturama by Bertrand Bonello

Bertrand Bonello’s film is a magnificently directed piece on the risqué and currently very sensitive topic of terrorism

Nocturama

Nocturama

The Black Pin by Ivan Marinović

Montenegrin director Ivan Marinović's first film world-premiered in Sarajevo's competition

Igla ispod praga

Igla ispod praga

All the Cities of the North by Dane Komljen

Dane Komljen's first feature confirms his position as one of the most challenging young filmmakers in Europe

Svi severni gradovi

Svi severni gradovi

Communion by Anna Zamecka

LOCARNO 2016: For her debut feature, screened in the Critics’ Week at the Locarno Film Festival, Anna Zamecka sneaks into the everyday life of a family teetering between normality and chaos

Komunia

Komunia

A Decent Woman by Lukas Valenta Rinner

Austrian director Lukas Valenta Rinner returns to Argentina for this sharp and startling satire that toys with the standards (and absurdities) of bourgeois society

Los decentes (Die liebhaberin)

Los decentes (Die liebhaberin)

Afterlov by Stergios Paschos

LOCARNO 2016: Young Greek director Stergios Paschos presented his intense and surreal first feature film in the Filmmakers of the Present section

Afterlov

Afterlov

The Nest by Klaudia Reynicke

LOCARNO 2016: Klaudia Reynicke brings us a very personal film imbued with a wild mysticism that’s almost savage. A fictional first film which is surprising and intriguing

Il nido

Il nido

Godless by Ralitza Petrova

LOCARNO 2016: Bulgarian filmmaker Ralitza Petrova delves into the world of the less fortunate in her impressive first feature

Godless

Godless

The Young One by Julien Samani

LOCARNO 2016: The debut fictional feature by Julien Samani casts us out to sea, on board a huge imaginary boat where the very concept of humanity is put to the test

Jeunesse

Jeunesse

Marija by Michael Koch

LOCARNO 2016: The debut film from Swiss director Michael Koch is an uncompromising portrait of a woman prepared to go to any lengths to win her longed-for independence

Marija

Marija

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