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Filmlovers! by Arnaud Desplechin

Using a blend of essay, documentary and fictionalised autobiography, Arnaud Desplechin goes all out in celebrating his love of cinema and infects the viewer with his enthusiasm

Spectateurs !

Spectateurs !

Maybe It’s True What They Say About Us by Sofía Paloma Gómez, Camilo Becerra

Sofía Paloma Gómez and Camilo Becerra make their feature debut with this narratively creeping, cryptic antidote to hyper-sensationalised true crime media inspired by real events

Quizás es cierto lo que dicen de nosotras

Quizás es cierto lo que dicen de nosotras

My Eternal Summer by Sylvia Le Fanu

The debut feature by Sylvia Le Fanu is a delicate coming of age story between personal tragedies and rites of passage

Min Evige Sommer

Min Evige Sommer

The Last Romantics by David Pérez Sañudo

David Pérez Sañudo takes on a commission, making a big-screen adaptation of Txani Rodríguez’s novel of the same name, a movie steeped in a sad atmosphere where only fantasy allows for any joy

Azken erromantikoak

Azken erromantikoak

Ramón y Ramón by Salvador del Solar

Peruvian director Salvador del Solar sensitively and honestly explores a friendship between two men and the power of family ties

Ramón y Ramón

Ramón y Ramón

The End by Joshua Oppenheimer

With his feature fiction debut, Joshua Oppenheimer presents a haunting post-apocalyptic allegorical operetta that sinks its teeth into the true devastations of modernity

The End

The End

As Silence Passes By by Sandra Romero

Sandra Romero resorts to emotions within the family and quasi-documentary authenticity in her feature debut, as her character returns to his roots amidst conflicts and feelings of guilt

Por donde pasa el silencio

Por donde pasa el silencio

Hard Truths by Mike Leigh

British maestro Mike Leigh is back with a family drama that features all the best hallmarks of his brand of cinema, and which is directly connected to the emotional state of the modern world

Hard Truths

Hard Truths

Zafari by Mariana Rondón

Mariana Rondón delivers a dystopian tale set in a semi-abandoned zoo in a city reminiscent of Caracas, in a metaphor for the run-down reality of modern-day Venezuelan society

Zafari

Zafari

Triumph by Petar Valchanov, Kristina Grozeva

Bulgarian duo Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov’s fourth feature is an absurdist, suspenseful comedy that maps out the vague prophetic ambitions of a puzzled country in transition

Triumf

Triumf

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