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Be Boris by Benoît Goncerut

Benoît Goncerut's first feature plunges us into the world of Boris, a childhood friend of his, who, instead of giving in to the injunction to be productive, has chosen the gentle art of doing nothing

Be Boris

Be Boris

Saipan by Lisa Barros D´Sa, Glenn Leyburn

Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn direct a fine dramatisation of footballer Roy Keane’s acrimonious departure from Ireland’s 2002 World Cup squad

Saipan

Saipan

White Lies by Alba Zari

Alba Zari’s documentary examines three generations of women haunted by silences and choices by way of an intimate investigation into their family dynamics destroyed by a sect

White Lies

White Lies

Far from Anger by Joël Richmond Mathieu Akafou

Ivorian director Joël Akafou’s documentary courageously reflects upon the nefarious consequences of the anger bubbling beneath the surface of those who’ve experienced the horrors of war

Loin de moi la colère

Loin de moi la colère

The Watchmaker by Jonas Lawes

Jonas Lawes makes his directorial debut with a quaint, well-acted chamber play cast in the mould of a thriller about the theft of a valuable pocket watch

The Watchmaker

The Watchmaker

Brother by Maciej Sobieszczanski

Maciej Sobieszczański’s movie follows a family from the Polish suburbs who are struggling with their lot, but the film’s narrative ambitions are cut short by clichés

Brat

Brat

Death and Life Madalena by Guto Parente

With delectable nerve and poetry, Guto Parente’s feature follows the day-to-day life of a film crew who are fighting to make their own movie

Morte e Vida Madalena

Morte e Vida Madalena

Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake by Irene Iborra Rizo

The stop-motion film with which Irene Iborra makes her feature directorial debut invites us to use our imagination as an infallible weapon against cruel and unjust reality

Olivia y el terremoto invisible

Olivia y el terremoto invisible

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple by Nia DaCosta

The zombie saga staggers on with this grisly yet thoughtful fourth offering, directed by Nia DaCosta

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

The Money Maker by Jean-Paul Salomé

Reda Kateb dazzles as an ingenious counterfeiter in a brilliant film by Jean-Paul Salomé who strikes a perfect balance between different genres

L’Affaire Bojarski

L’Affaire Bojarski

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