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The Van by Eloy Calvo

Eloy Calvo makes his feature-length directorial debut with a dramatic comedy that blends animation and live action, adapting the comic book of the same name for the screen

La furgo

La furgo

28 Years Later by Danny Boyle

With his sequel to 28 Days Later, co-written by Alex Garland, Danny Boyle returns to apocalyptic horror with a ferocious coming-of-age story revolving around family and the memory of the dead

28 Years Later

28 Years Later

Re-Creation by Jim Sheridan, David Merriman

Jim Sheridan and David Merriman’s 12 Angry Men-inspired new film invites us to question our sympathies and biases, for the better

Re-Creation

Re-Creation

Tomorrow I'll Be Brave by Bernd Sahling

Children’s filmmaker Bernd Sahling depicts the teenage angst of falling in love with a touch of humour, great tenderness, plenty of respect and some cinephile overtones

Ab morgen bin ich mutig

Ab morgen bin ich mutig

Deep Cover by Tom Kingsley

Tom Kingsley’s third feature is a pleasant enough London-set comedy mixing improv theatre antics with gangland grit, to uneven effect

Deep Cover

Deep Cover

Rains over Babel by Gala del Sol

Colombian-Spanish director Gala del Sol’s debut feature is a queer drama bathed in colour, neon, sweat and lust, blurring the boundary between dream and reality

Llueve sobre Babel

Llueve sobre Babel

Honeyjoon by Lilian T. Mehrel

Lilian T Mehrel’s relatable mother-daughter dramedy set on the Azores is a confident debut that will make you want to call your mum

Honeyjoon

Honeyjoon

A Second Life by Laurent Slama

Laurent Slama’s third feature traces a beautiful platonic encounter between a free-spirited American and an uptight Parisian who meet during the Paris Olympics

A Second Life

A Second Life

Allah Is Not Obliged by Zaven Najjar

Zaven Najjar delivers a hard-hitting adaptation of Ahmadou Kourouma’s novel about the tribulations of a child soldier sucked into the civil wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone

Allah n'est pas obligé

Allah n'est pas obligé

Plainclothes by Carmen Emmi

Carmen Emmi’s tense drama follows a closeted police officer assigned to a sting operation targeting other gay men

Plainclothes

Plainclothes

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