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Glory Hole by Romano Montesarchio

Documentary filmmaker Romano Montesarchio makes his fiction debut, and manages to lend a personal, feverish and hallucinating angle to a story of mafia and denied love

Glory Hole

Glory Hole

Panopticon by George Sikharulidze

George Sikharulidze’s debut tells the story of an 18-year-old boy who experiences conflicting emotions as his sexuality awakens against the backdrop of Georgian society

Panoptikoni

Panoptikoni

Yalla, Baba! by Angie Obeid

Angie Obeid presents a spatial-temporal road trip which creates space for a father-daughter conversation while chasing ghosts in Europe and the Middle East

Yalla, baba!

Yalla, baba!

The Hungarian Dressmaker by Iveta Grófová

Iveta Grófová takes us to wartime Bratislava in a solid period drama based on Peter Krištúfek’s novella Ema and the Death’s Head

Ema a smrtihlav

Ema a smrtihlav

Three Days of Fish by Peter Hoogendoorn

In his second feature, Dutch helmer Peter Hoogendoorn comes up with a minimalist and bittersweet family drama, playing with the ambiguity of the mutual affection between a father and son

Drie dagen vis

Drie dagen vis

Gold Songs by Ico Costa

Ico Costa’s beautiful yet heartbreaking film follows two people as one beating heart, as a flash of light in the midst of the darkness

O ouro e o mundo

O ouro e o mundo

Bluish by Lilith Kraxner, Milena Czernovsky

Lilith Kraxner and Milena Czernovsky sign a meditative, experimental sophomore film that is more of a trance-like cinematic concept than anything else

Bluish

Bluish

Real by Oleh Sentsov

Oleh Sentsov’s record of the Russo-Ukrainian war, shot in the trenches themselves, is a compelling piece of “accidental” filmmaking

Real

Real

What You See of Me by Isabelle Caps-Kuhn

Isabelle Caps-Kuhn’s debut feature follows a couple whose decision to have an open relationship soon has dire consequences

Was du von mir sehen kannst

Was du von mir sehen kannst

Kathleen Is Here by Eva Birthistle

The debut feature by Irish filmmaker Eva Birthistle is an accomplished work chiefly thanks to an arresting performance by Hazel Doupe as the title character

Kathleen Is Here

Kathleen Is Here

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