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Madame Luna by Daniel Espinosa

Based on real events, the story of an Eritrean female human trafficker is at the heart of this penetrating drama about immigration, which signals Daniel Espinosa’s return to Europe

Madame Luna

Madame Luna

The Wrath of God by Kristijan Milic

Kristijan Milić blends the war-movie genre and different shades of thriller into a smooth and rock-solid amalgam

Bozji gnjev

Bozji gnjev

It All Ends Here by Rajko Grlić

Rajko Grlić manages to make a strong statement with a passable genre film, which is supposedly his final movie

It All Ends Here

It All Ends Here

This Is Not A Love Song by Nevio Marasović

Nevio Marasović's sixth feature follows an ex-couple of filmmakers trying to figure out life and collaboration years after their romantic relationship ended

Šlager

Šlager

The Last Ashes by Loïc Tanson

The debut feature by Luxembourgish director Loïc Tanson takes us back in time to 1854 to tell a wholly female story of revenge

Läif a Séil

Läif a Séil

She Loved Blossoms More by Yannis Veslemes

In his second feature, Greek director Yannis Veslemes charts a psychedelic and hallucinogenic journey whose protagonists are trying to process the loss of a loved one

Agapouse ta louloudia perissotero

Agapouse ta louloudia perissotero

Karmapolice by Julien Paolini

Julien Paolini immerses Syrus Shahidi and Alexis Manenti in the margins of Paris's working-class Château Rouge neighbourhood, delivering a dark detective movie about a policeman seeking redemption

Karmapolice

Karmapolice

Oddity by Damian Mc Carthy

Damian McCarthy gets the audience jumping with terror thanks to a ghost story playing cleverly with fears and phobias

Oddity

Oddity

Ever Since I Knew Myself by Maka Gogaladze

Georgian documentarian Maka Gogaladze enters into a dialogue with her mother in an attempt to understand the logic and beliefs behind the forging of the Georgian character

Rats tavi makhsovs

Rats tavi makhsovs

The Medium by Emmanuel Laskar

Emmanuel Laskar directs and stars in a highly unique romantic and melancholy comedy revolving around a loser who’s self-conscious about his susceptibility to the paranormal

Le Médium

Le Médium

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