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How To Build A Truth Engine by Friedrich Moser

Friedrich Moser's documentary, executive-produced by George Clooney, examines various technological, social and neurological aspects in the age of disinformation

How To Build A Truth Engine

How To Build A Truth Engine

Unclickable by Babis Makridis

Babis Makridis adds another investigative documentary to the catalogue of internet-scam content, but does uncover new details and employs a somewhat different style to the rest of this subgenre

Unclickable

Unclickable

Mamífera by Liliana Torres

Liliana Torres’ newest feature tackles forms of everyday duress that women face while confronted with the societal expectation to become a mother

Mamífera

Mamífera

Turtles by David Lambert

In his fourth feature film, David Lambert returns to comedies of remarriage, offering up a queer and Brussels-based alternative and asking: does love dissipate when we retire?

Les Tortues

Les Tortues

Maria Montessori by Léa Todorov

Léa Todorov sheds light upon the genesis of the Montessori approach in a bold and novelistic first feature film about disability, difference and feminism at the beginning of the 20th century

La nouvelle femme

La nouvelle femme

Skunk by Koen Mortier

In his fourth feature film based on real events, Koen Mortier paints an uncompromising and incredibly disturbing portrait of a young man torn apart by abuse

Skunk

Skunk

As Neves by Sonia Méndez

Sonia Méndez's first fiction film presents another incommunicado, icy and young society of the snow, although here the accident is not aerial but computer-related

As Neves

As Neves

The Land in the Shadows by Lukas Grevis

The residents of a village in Luxembourg turn against one another in Lukas Grevis’s promising debut feature

D'Land am Schiet

D'Land am Schiet

Edge of Summer by Lucy Cohen

Intriguing and ambitious ideas are unconvincingly executed in Lucy Cohen’s fiction debut feature

Edge of Summer

Edge of Summer

Embodied Chorus by Danielle F. Davie, Mohamed Sabbah

Danielle Davie and Mohamad Moe Sabbah offer a look both raw and poetic at life with an STI

Embodied Chorus

Embodied Chorus

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