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Voyage Along the War by Antonin Peretjatko

Antonin Peretjatko climbs deep inside of the map to speaks of his trip to Ukraine, providing modest and incredibly human insight into a war with extensive repercussions

Voyage au bord de la guerre

Voyage au bord de la guerre

Devil Dog Road by Guillermo Polo

The feature debut by Guillermo Polo is a trippy, colourful road movie, halfway between comic and US indie film, but at the same time just as Iberian as a Bigas Luna flick

Lo carga el diablo

Lo carga el diablo

From Abdul to Leila by Leila Albayaty

With her unclassifiable sung and animated documentary, Leila Albayaty delivers a musical tale all about herself and a family-focused quest in search of her own story

D’Abdul à Leïla

D’Abdul à Leïla

The Count of Monte-Cristo by Alexandre de La Patellière, Matthieu Delaporte

Pierre Niney imposes himself in the lead role of Alexandre Dumas’ great literary classic, spectacularly revisited by Matthieu Delaporte and Alexandre de la Patellière

Le Comte de Monte-Cristo

Le Comte de Monte-Cristo

Horia by Ana Maria Comanescu

Ana-Maria Comănescu’s coming-of-age drama talks about how we are sometimes obsessed with the finish line and ignore the small steps necessary to get there

Horia

Horia

Witches by Elizabeth Sankey

Elizabeth Sankey destigmatises postpartum depression and the mental health of mothers in her intimate memoirist meta-cinematic essay

Witches

Witches

Rusalka by Claudiu Mitcu

Established Romanian documentarist Claudiu Mitcu comes up with a fiction feature debut about an ageing group of friends facing existential conclusions during a seaside holiday

Rusalka

Rusalka

Bikechess by Assel Aushakimova

Kazakh director Assel Aushakimova's blend of satire and social realism paints a stark yet subtly comical portrait of life under an oppressive regime

Bikechess

Bikechess

Hacking Hate by Simon Klose

Simon Klose's documentary exposes the grim realities of modern extremism, from right-wing ideology to psy-ops trying destabilise Western democracies

Hacking Hate

Hacking Hate

Where Elephants Go by Cătălin Rotaru, Gabi Virginia Șarga

Whimsical, funny and touching, Romanian directorial duo Gabi Virginia Şarga and Cătălin Rotaru’s film nevertheless doesn’t shy away from difficult topics

Where Elephants Go

Where Elephants Go

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