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Skill Issue by Willy Hans

German director Willy Hans treats us to a profound and atmospheric first feature film, following a group of young adults grappling with the difficulty of connecting with one another

Der Fleck

Der Fleck

Sleep #2 by Radu Jude

Radu Jude’s experiment pushes the boundaries of cinematic form by transforming mundane live footage into a provocative meditation on voyeurism and the legacy of Andy Warhol

Sleep #2

Sleep #2

The Life Apart by Marco Tullio Giordana

The rich and conformist northeast of Italy forms the backdrop to Marco Tullio Giordana’s dramatic story about prejudice and family ambiguities redeemed by musical talent

La vita accanto

La vita accanto

When the Phone Rang by Iva Radivojevic

In her third feature, Iva Radivojević goes through memories of having to emigrate as a child in the time when the war in Yugoslavia started

Kada je zazvonio telefon

Kada je zazvonio telefon

Lesson Learned by Bálint Szimler

Bálint Szimler’s school drama questions the outdated methods of the Hungarian educational system by employing a masterful docufiction approach, albeit without achieving a full-blooded discussion

Fekete pont

Fekete pont

Red Path by Lotfi Achour

Lotfi Achour portrays the psychological impact of trauma within a politically charged landscape after a jihadist attack shatters a young boy’s life

Les Enfants rouges

Les Enfants rouges

Weightless by Sara Fgaier

Italian director Sara Fgaier’s debut is a haunting, poetic and emotional film about love, memory and death

Sulla terra leggeri

Sulla terra leggeri

Electric Child by Simon Jaquemet

Swiss director Simon Jaquemet explores the highly topical theme of AI and its seductive potential, whilst placing particular focus on the fears it incites

Electric Child

Electric Child

Death Will Come by Christoph Hochhäusler

Christoph Hochhäusler crafts a gritty crime-thriller set in Brussels' underbelly, pitting an old-school crime boss against a modern rival

La Mort viendra

La Mort viendra

Transamazonia by Pia Marais

Despite its fascinating aesthetics, Pia Marais’ latest feature fails to deliver a compelling tale owing to its confusing writing

Transamazonia

Transamazonia

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