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Squali by Alberto Rizzi

Alberto Rizzi’s second film is an eccentric family drama inspired by Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov, directed with surprising creativity

Squali

Squali

Killerwood by Christos Massalas

A real murderer might be on the prowl in Christos Massalas’s ambitious but ultimately flat mockumentary in which a film crew are shooting a serial-killer thriller

Killerwood

Killerwood

Weekend Rebels by Marc Rothemund

A father takes his autistic son to some football games so that he can find a club to support and prevail over the horrors of the outside world in Marc Rothemund’s film

Wochenendrebellen

Wochenendrebellen

I'm Not With You by Marie-Violaine Brincard, Olivier Dury

Olivier Dury and Marie-Violaine Brincard's unadorned lens offers a glimpse inside the restrained world of a psychiatric ward, defying conventional portrayals of institutional life

Je ne suis pas avec vous

Je ne suis pas avec vous

Memory Hotel by Heinrich Sabl

Heinrich Sabl's off-kilter animated effort, 25 years in the making, is a grim fairy tale of a young girl who grows up in servitude for decades in a rundown hotel

Memory Hotel

Memory Hotel

Luna Park by Florenc Papas

Florenc Papas’ sophomore feature offers a fascinating take on the coming-of-age genre, zooming in on a mother and son’s hardship amidst civil unrest in Albania in 1997

Luna Park

Luna Park

Grey Zone by Daniela Meressa Rusnoková

Slovak filmmaker Daniela Meressa Rusnoková offers an introspective look at the emotional and societal challenges of premature birth and raising a child with disabilities

Šedá zóna

Šedá zóna

Ulysses by Nikita Lavretski

Belarusian filmmaker Nikita Lavretski crafts an experimental "motion picture novel" that captures the raw, conflicted essence of modern-day Minsk

Ulysses

Ulysses

The Day Iceland Stood Still by Pamela Hogan

Pamela Hogan’s compelling documentary unpacks the story behind the legendary 1975 Icelandic women’s strike

The Day Iceland Stood Still

The Day Iceland Stood Still

La Jetée, the Fifth Shot by Dominique Cabrera

In Dominique Cabrera’s latest documentary, the director’s cousin recognises himself as a child in Chris Marker's iconic film, spawning an in-depth investigation

Le cinquième plan de La Jetée

Le cinquième plan de La Jetée

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