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Elvis Starling by Boris Jurjaševič

Slovenian author Janja Vidmar’s popular literary teen comes to life in Boris Jurjaševič's energetic movie adaptation, navigating the pitfalls of growing up

Elvis Škorc

Elvis Škorc

Sunny by Silke C. Engler

Set against the science fiction backdrop of a world on the brink of collapse, Silke C Engler's debut film skillfully explores themes of identity and the nature of relationships

Sunny

Sunny

Good Boy by Jan Komasa

Jan Komasa’s new movie is a dark, high-impact thriller on the themes of re-education and the family unit as a protective but also imprisoning force, starring Stephen Graham and Anson Boon

Good Boy

Good Boy

The Big Everything by Aminatou Echard

Aminatou Echard’s poetic and philosophical documentary lends audiences access to Nigerien culture

Le Grand Tout

Le Grand Tout

The Shards by Masha Chernaya

Masha Chernaya’s very personal documentary depicts Russia as a world full of contradictions

Oskolky

Oskolky

Residence Hammamet - My Mother’s Maktub by Salvatore Allocca

Salvatore Allocca delivers an affectionate documentary about his mother, who has emigrated to Tunisia, and the community of Italian retirees who move abroad where the cost of living is lower

Residence Hammamet - Il Maktub secondo mia madre

Residence Hammamet - Il Maktub secondo mia madre

Leila by Alessandro Abba Legnazzi

Alessandro Abba Legnazzi’s film reconstructs a separation as seen through the eyes of the people who went through it – the director himself and his daughter

Leila

Leila

Love Hurts by Alexandru Mavrodineanu

Alexandru Mavrodineanu’s documentary tells a universal story of relationships falling apart, somehow making us feel compassion for the protagonists, even when their choices are questionable

Love Hurts

Love Hurts

Kenny Dalglish by Asif Kapadia

Asif Kapadia delivers a new portrait of a sporting icon, intertwining it with a dramatic season for international football – and for English football in particular

Kenny Dalglish

Kenny Dalglish

Über Unterbiberger by Matthias Ditscherlein

Matthias Ditscherlein returns with a documentary about an inspiring family who build bridges across cultures through their music, while remaining deeply rooted in their native Bavaria

Über Unterbiberger

Über Unterbiberger

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