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Escort by Lukas Nola

20/07/2023

Lukas Nola concludes his career with a film that is powerful both as social commentary and as a cinematic work  

Escort

Escort

Made in Dublin by Jack Armstrong

19/07/2023

Jack Armstrong’s debut attempts to dig deep into the perverse world of showbiz by zooming in on a bunch of bizarre characters, but ultimately loses its grip  

Made in Dublin

Made in Dublin

Aller Tage Abend by Felix Tissi

13/07/2023

Swiss director Felix Tissi’s film is a sardonic yet wholly compassionate reflection upon the themes of growing old, death, love and friendship  

Aller Tage Abend

Aller Tage Abend

Landshaft by Daniel Kötter

13/07/2023

German director Daniel Kötter attempts to grasp the bigger picture of the ongoing Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict  

Landshaft

Landshaft

Fireworks by Giuseppe Fiorello

12/07/2023

Giuseppe Fiorello’s directorial debut tells the sobering story of a forbidden love between two teenage boys in homophobic, 1980s Sicily  

Stranizza d'amuri

Stranizza d'amuri

The Island by Damien Manivel

10/07/2023

Damien Manivel delivers a fascinating new film experience by incorporating “making of” aspects into an incredibly poignant story about seven young friends spending a final night on a beach  

L'Île

L'Île

Shabu by Shamira Raphaëla

07/07/2023

Shamira Raphaëla’s portrait of an energetic and resourceful 14-year-old in Rotterdam’s De Peperklip estate is a burst of joy and an ode to summer and community  

Shabu

Shabu

Smiling Georgia by Luka Beradze

07/07/2023

In his debut feature, Luka Beradze takes a surreal and darkly funny story as the starting point for a moving portrait of bitterness and alienation in the Georgian countryside  

Gimiliani Sakartvelo

Gimiliani Sakartvelo

All Men Become Brothers by Robert Kirchhoff

07/07/2023

Robert Kirchhoff's latest creative documentary traverses the life and legacy of Alexander Dubček, offering a nuanced exploration of the “icon of socialism with a human face”  

Všetci ľudia budú bratia

Všetci ľudia budú bratia

Where The Wind Blows by Marco Righi

07/07/2023

Marco Righi debates theological issues in his second fiction feature, but there is such a thing as too much subtlety  

Il vento soffia dove vuole

Il vento soffia dove vuole
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