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Silent by Yorgos Gkikapeppas

Giorgos Gikapeppas’ sophomore feature, which won a FIPRESCI Jury Prize for best of show at Thessloniki, focuses on confrontations within the family

Silent

Silent

Avant l'aurore by Nathan Nicholovitch

Nathan Nicholovich’s engaging and powerful second feature film won the Reflet d’Or at the Geneva International Film Festival Tous Ecrans

Avant l'aurore

Avant l'aurore

Adama by Simon Rouby

French director Simon Rouby takes us on an epic animated journey from the plains of Africa to the frontlines of World War I

Adama

Adama

About Heaven by Stéphane Goël

The latest feature film by Romand director Stéphane Goël, which had its world premiere at this year’s edition of the Locarno Film Festival, marches on

Fragments du paradis

Fragments du paradis

Call Me Marianna by Karolina Bielawska

Karolina Bielawska's first feature-length documentary is screening in the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival's Forum section

Mów Mi Marianna

Mów Mi Marianna

John From by João Nicolau

Joao Nicolau unveiled a sensitive, infectious and dreamy ode to young love in the form of a fanciful journey into the oceans of the South in the Las Nuevas Olas section of the 12th SEFF

John From

John From

Occupy the Pool by Kim Seob Boninsegni

With Occupy the Pool French-Swiss artist Kim Seob Boninsegni (who was born in Seul) brings us a sincere portrait of generation Y

Occupy the Pool

Occupy the Pool

Tikkun by Avishai Sivan

Avishai Sivan's minimalist and enigmatic tale follows a Yeshiva student in Jerusalem struggling with the strict orthodoxy rites that have ruled his life

Tikkun

Tikkun

Pozoamargo by Enrique Rivero

The new film by Enrique Rivero depicts a man who is weighed down with the heavy burden of guilt as he descends into a living hell

Pozoamargo

Pozoamargo

Blind Sun by Joyce Nashawati

Joyce Nashawati’s debut feature impressively juggles genre contrivances and a dense personal drama on social dynamics

Kafsonas

Kafsonas

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