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Waves by Jiří Mádl

Jiří Mádl intertwines personal drama and political intrigue against the backdrop of the Prague Spring and the Warsaw Pact invasion, creating a tale of journalistic heroism

Vlny

Vlny

Night Has Come by Paolo Tizón

Paolo Tizón’s documentary immerses the audience in the world of cadets training for the Peruvian special forces, soon to go off and fight in the country’s “cocaine valley”

Vino la noche

Vino la noche

Stormskerry Maja by Tiina Lymi

Tiina Lymi signs an ample, epic, romantic and feminist drama, which follows a couple settling in on an isolated island in the middle of the 19th century

Myrskyluodon Maija

Myrskyluodon Maija

Czechoslovak Architecture 58–89 by Jan Zajíček

Jan Zajíček’s comprehensive documentary delves into the architectural legacy shaped during the Cold War, cannily blending dynamic cinematography, personal narratives and historical context

Architektura ČSSR 58–89

Architektura ČSSR 58–89

March to May by Martin Pavol Repka

Martin Pavol Repka's first feature presents a slow-cinema exploration of family dynamics after an unexpected piece of news, set against the tranquil backdrop of a Slovak village

Od marca do mája

Od marca do mája

The Other One by Marie-Magdalena Kochová

Marie-Magdalena Kochová’s feature debut is an intimate but unvarnished coming-of-age documentary about a “glass child” exploring sisterhood and the weight of responsibility

Ta druhá

Ta druhá

Windless by Pavel G. Vesnakov

Bulgarian director Pavel G Vesnakov follows the awakening of a rootless soul amidst the remnants of an abandoned past

Bezvetrije

Bezvetrije

Lapilli by Paula Ďurinová

Paula Ďurinová intertwines personal grief with environmental contemplation, offering a meditative documentary essay that reflects on loss and resilience through images of geological formations

Lapilli

Lapilli

Our Lovely Pig Slaughter by Adam Martinec

Debuting filmmaker Adam Martinec delivers a probe into Czech identity and generational conflict set against the fading tradition of domestic pig slaughter

Mord

Mord

Xoftex by Noaz Deshe

Noaz Deshe makes tragic reality and surreal fantasies overlap in order to portray the frustrating situation at a Greek refugee camp

Xoftex

Xoftex

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