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Rita by Paz Vega

For her filmmaking debut, Spanish actress Paz Vega chooses to tell a story of domestic abuse from the perspective of a child

Rita

Rita

My Late Summer by Danis Tanović

For his tenth feature, Danis Tanović plays it safe with an audience-friendly mix of rom-com and melodrama set on a Croatian island

Nakon ljeta

Nakon ljeta

Collective Monologue by Jessica Sarah Rinland

Jessica Sarah Rinland's feature transcends the boundaries between human and animal, capturing the infinite tenderness of relationships rooted in the pure immediacy of existence

Monólogo colectivo

Monólogo colectivo

Green Line by Sylvie Ballyot

French director Sylvie Ballyot presents a debut feature that revisits the Lebanese Civil War period through the eyes of a young girl

Green Line

Green Line

The Passion According to Béatrice by Fabrice du Welz

The heartbreaking and poetic feature by Fabrice Du Welz sees a vulnerable Béatrice Dalle on the traces of one of the men of her life, Pier Paolo Pasolini

La Passion selon Béatrice

La Passion selon Béatrice

New Dawn Fades by Gürcan Keltek

Gürcan Keltek follows a descent into madness against the backdrop of Istanbul's rich topography in his first foray into fiction filmmaking

Yeni șafak solarken

Yeni șafak solarken

Agora by Ala Eddine Slim

Ala Eddine Slim’s film merges auteur thriller with fable to explore socio-political unrest in Tunisia through the mysterious return of the dead

Agora

Agora

Toxic by Saule Bliuvaite

Saulė Bliuvaitė’s coming-of-age tale and debut feature navigates teenage insecurities about body image amidst dreams and realities in a dilapidated Lithuanian mining town

Akiplėša

Akiplėša

Fire of Wind by Marta Mateus

The first feature by Marta Mateus, a wonderful form of cinematic reminiscence, shines bright in the race for the Golden Leopard

Fogo do Vento

Fogo do Vento

Fario by Lucie Prost

In her debut feature, Lucie Prost follows the adventures of a young man confronted with trauma that he can’t overcome, with repressed emotions that burn inside like poison

Fario

Fario

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