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Erratics by Thomas Woodroffe

In his feature debut, Chile's Thomas Woodroffe offers an evocative revisiting of the footage filmed by Paul Castelnau in Tierra del Fuego in the early 20th century

Bloques erráticos

Bloques erráticos

What Remains by Yeşim Ustaoğlu

Yeşim Ustaoğlu crafts a film at once profound and prosaic, realistic and poetic, in the form of a road movie painting a portrait of a woman in search of restorative freedom

Artakalan

Artakalan

Growth of the Soil by Hans Petter Moland

Hans Petter Moland’s new feature is a rural wilderness-set epic on the lives of a couple marked by deep personal and societal changes

Markens grøde

Markens grøde

My Father's Shoes by Hristo Simeonov

Bulgarian filmmaker Hristo Simeonov’s debut is a gentle portrait of a young woman attempting to recover an integral part of herself while mourning an ever-present absence

Obuvkite na bashta mi

Obuvkite na bashta mi

El mal padre by Roberto Bueso

Roberto Bueso portrays the fraught relationship between an absent father and his children, whom he brings together in a bid for a belated reconciliation

El mal padre

El mal padre

February, Seven Days by Tatjana Moutchnik

The debut feature by German-Ukrainian filmmaker Tatjana Moutchnik delicately and sagely portrays the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on a family

Sieben Tage Februar

Sieben Tage Februar

Cute by Marlene Emilie Lyngstad

Norway’s Marlene Emilie Lyngstad makes her feature debut with a bold, radical, empathetic and disarming exploration of a highly thorny issue

Cute

Cute

Brace Your Heart by Amanda Kernell

Amanda Kernell’s third feature places a young Sámi woman’s struggle for independence at the heart of a restrained tale of love, trauma and resilience

Garrat du váimmu

Garrat du váimmu

Wild, Wild East by Jan Holoubek

Jan Holoubek turns Nazi-occupied Poland into a wintry western-noir whose strong performances help to make up for its occasionally ponderous pace

Dziki, dziki wschód

Dziki, dziki wschód

Krux by Tony Vahl

In her feature debut, set at the end of World War II, Tony Vahl creates a heady sense of quiet terror around the story of a village encouraged to mass suicide by local leaders

Krux

Krux

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