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Les Misérables by Fred Cavayé

Fred Cavayé delivers a new adaptation of Victor Hugo’s celebrated popular novel, modernising its ambitions and placing it at the crossroads of melodrama and action cinema

Les Misérables

Les Misérables

Masc by Bertil Nilsson

Bertil Nilsson’s feature debut is a slyly comic study of a young man negotiating his neurodiversity, masculinity and queerness

Masc

Masc

A Long Winter by Andrew Haigh

Another masterfully told ghost story by Andrew Haigh follows a mysterious disappearance during a winter in 1950s Colorado

A Long Winter

A Long Winter

In Alaska by Jaap van Heusden, Vinnie Karetak

In Jaap van Heusden and Vinnie Karetak’s chilly and tense survival thriller, an Inuk teenager is pursued by an FBI agent after an accidental pipeline attack

In Alaska

In Alaska

Head to Head by Ghasideh Golmakani

Ghasideh Golmakani’s debut turns a film shoot into a realist, absurdly comic confrontation with patriarchy, censorship and the gendered politics of representation

Sar beh Sar

Sar beh Sar

Salvation by Tom Nicoll

Tom Nicoll’s darkly comic debut feature examines how online life coaching turns borrowed hope into a ruinous business model

Salvation

Salvation

After Elena by Shawn Garry

Shawn Garry’s sophomore feature explores grief and family tensions as a widower struggles to rebuild his life after his wife’s death

Después de Elena

Después de Elena

The Idiot(s) by Małgorzata Szumowska, Michał Englert

Aimee Lou Wood is resplendent as Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s wife, Anna, in a new her-story biopic by Małgorzata Szumowska and Michał Englert

The Idiot(s)

The Idiot(s)

What Lies Between Us by Amalie Næsby Fick

Amalie Næsby Fick cuts deep with a nuanced and highly entertaining psychological thriller threading together a mother’s complicity, disbelief and pursuit of justice

Dobbeltfejl

Dobbeltfejl

Lemonade by Kim Bartley

Documentarian Kim Bartley’s fiction debut sheds light on the Irish foster-care system with a tender coming-of-age story that sees Barry Keoghan among the cast

Lemonade

Lemonade

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