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You (Us) Me by Max Sobol

The debut feature by British director Max Sobol tells one of the most original romantic stories of the past year, merging a low-budget rom-com with elements of horror and black comedy

You (Us) Me

You (Us) Me

Family Film by Olmo Omerzu

The sophomore feature by one of the most promising Czech filmmakers, screened at this year’s CinÉast in Luxembourg, is a formally daring movie

Rodinný film

Rodinný film

Amama (When a Tree Falls) by Asier Altuna

The debut feature-length fiction film by Asier Altuna as a solo director is simultaneously a beautiful romantic poem to tradition and a portrait of inter-generational conflict

Amama

Amama

A Uma Hora Incerta by Carlos Saboga

The second feature by 78-year-old screenwriter and director Carlos Saboga is a story of obsession with political undertones, set in Lisbon during World War Two

A Uma Hora Incerta

A Uma Hora Incerta

Suffragette by Sarah Gavron

A timely and important film directed by Sarah Gavron that reveals the brutality of the establishment in the past

Suffragette

Suffragette

Face Down by Kamen Kalev

Kamen Kalev’s third feature received the Best Director Award at the Golden Rose Film Festival

Tête baissée

Tête baissée

The Ardennes by Robin Pront

Today sees the Belgian release of the family-themed noir thriller and the feature debut by Robin Pront, which made a splash at Toronto and as the opening movie of the Film Fest Gent

D’Ardennen

D’Ardennen

Death By Death by Xavier Seron

With his first feature film, Xavier Seron shamelessly takes on a tenderly indecent tragicomic world

Je me tue à le dire

Je me tue à le dire

Remember by Atom Egoyan

Atom Egoyan delivers a cinematic pursuit that sometimes fails to hit its target, but which is driven primarily by an extraordinary performance by Christopher Plummer

Remember

Remember

Brooklyn by John Crowley

Irish director John Crowley delivers a lush yet sensitive adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s immigration novel

Brooklyn

Brooklyn

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