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Grand Theft Hamlet by Pinny Grylls, Sam Crane

In their SXSW-winning film, Pinny Grylls and Sam Crane retell their unexpected staging of a Shakespearean classic within the notoriously violent video game Grand Theft Auto Online

Grand Theft Hamlet

Grand Theft Hamlet

Fela, my Living God by Daniele Vicari

Daniele Vicari delivers a wonderful documentary about video artist Michele Avantario’s encounter in the 1980s with Fela Kuti, and his dream of making a film about the iconic afrobeat pioneer

Fela, il mio Dio vivente

Fela, il mio Dio vivente

Eravamo bambini by Marco Martani

Marco Martani effortlessly delivers a third feature film, both a revenge thriller and a coming-of-age tale, based upon a theatre monologue by Massimiliano Bruno

Eravamo bambini

Eravamo bambini

She Looks Like Me by Torquil Jones

Several fascinating stories intersect and intertwine in Torquil Jones' very engaging doc that raises valuable questions about our definitions of happiness and success

She Looks Like Me

She Looks Like Me

The Flats by Alessandra Celesia

Alessandra Celesia’s documentary follows an ageing man who looks back on his youth on a Belfast estate amidst the Troubles

The Flats

The Flats

Glass, My Unfulfilled Life by Rogier Kappers

Holland’s Rogier Kappers directs a witty self-portrait documentary which sees the director following his life’s dream, between highs and lows, of becoming a famous glass player

Glas, mijn onvervulde leven

Glas, mijn onvervulde leven

The Gospel According to Ciretta by Caroline von der Tann

Telling the story of a young homeless artist, Caroline von der Tann speaks of Naples falling victim to recent gentrification and explores the initiatives in place to help the marginalised

Il Vangelo secondo Ciretta

Il Vangelo secondo Ciretta

Can't Feel Nothing by David Borenstein

David Borenstein’s documentary feels like a beginners’ course in the evils of social media, but despite telling us nothing new about the internet, it’s still an interesting watch

Can't Feel Nothing

Can't Feel Nothing

KIX by Bálint Révész, Dávid Mikulán

Hungarian directors Bálint Révész and Dávid Mikulán’s often overwhelming documentary tells of the 12-year odyssey of a boy from the fringes of Hungarian society

KIX

KIX

The Walk by Tamara Kotevska

With her powerful second feature, Tamara Kotevska brings us into the universe both tragic and fantastic of a child fighting to find her place in the world

The Walk

The Walk

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