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A Sisters' Tale by Leila Amini

Iranian director Leila Amini films her sister, an aspiring singer, across seven years, in a country where public singing by women is banned

A Sisters' Tale

A Sisters' Tale

Fréwaka by Aislinn Clarke

Irish writer-director Aislinn Clarke’s second powerful feature takes us inside the psyche of a tormented character facing up to the horrors of her past

Fréwaka

Fréwaka

The Flood by Gianluca Jodice

With his second feature, Gianluca Jodice attempts to tell the story of the final few months of France’s last royal couple

Le Déluge

Le Déluge

Hello, Welcome by Šimon Holý

In Šimon Holý’s film, the friendship shared by three actresses is put to the test when their careers hit a critical juncture at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival

Hello, Welcome

Hello, Welcome

Salve Maria by Mar Coll

Mar Coll’s third feature is a close-up take on postpartum depression, teetering between feminist drama and psychological thriller

Salve María

Salve María

A Flower of Mine by Paolo Cognetti

Following the success of The Eight Mountains, which was based on one of his books and honoured at Cannes 2022, Paolo Cognetti is making his directorial debut with a documentary about Monte Rosa

Fiore mio

Fiore mio

The Price of Money: A Largo Winch Adventure by Olivier Masset-Depasse

Action, intergenerational conflict and inner torment are at the heart of this new opus adapted from the adventures of Largo Winch and entrusted to Belgian director Olivier Masset-Depasse

Largo Winch : Le prix de l’argent

Largo Winch : Le prix de l’argent

Infinite Summer by Miguel Llansó

After Crumbs and Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway, Spanish filmmaker Miguel Llansó returns with a more contemplative – but no less bonkers – feature

Infinite Summer

Infinite Summer

April in France by David Boaretto

In his directorial debut, David Boaretto captures the essence of growing up and facing the world while observing his daughter

April in France

April in France

Bartali's Bicycle by Enrico Paolantonio

From the brilliant cyclist who helped Jews during the Nazi occupation of Italy to modern-day Jerusalem, Enrico Paolantoni’s animation teaches children all about peace

La bicicletta di Bartali

La bicicletta di Bartali

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