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The Currents by Milagros Mumenthaler

Milagros Mumenthaler composes a symphonic third feature hinging on mental health and motherhood, which remains with you long after the credits roll

Las corrientes

Las corrientes

Forastera by Lucía Aleñar Iglesias

The feature debut by Lucía Aleñar Iglesias offers a rare, nuanced look at grief and growing up

Forastera

Forastera

Our Father by Goran Stanković

A new patient at a church-run rehab centre has to recover while navigating the ranks of a small community in Goran Stanković’s fiction feature debut

Oče naš

Oče naš

Three Goodbyes by Isabel Coixet

Isabel Coixet adapts Michela Murgia’s bestselling novel Tre Ciotole into a contemplative, if uneven, drama about love and loss

Tre Ciotole

Tre Ciotole

Two Pianos by Arnaud Desplechin

François Civil dazzles in Arnaud Desplechin’s excellent, sombre and tormented melodrama where the past and the present come together and collide

Deux pianos

Deux pianos

Bouchra by Orian Barki, Meriem Bennani

Orian Barki and Meriem Bennani direct a surreal, animated autofiction musing on queerness, creativity and the North African diaspora

Bouchra

Bouchra

As We Breathe by Seyhmus Altun

Turkish filmmaker Seyhmus Altun’s debut feature chronicles a smouldering fire within a family, and the subconscious attempts of a father and daughter to prevent it from blazing

Aldığımız Nefes

Aldığımız Nefes

The Fence by Claire Denis

Claire Denis brings all the tumultuous, coded and unhinged strangeness of Bernard-Marie Koltès’ play to the big screen, dissecting the full spectrum of domination relationships

The Fence

The Fence

Babystar by Joscha Bongard

Joscha Bongard's bold debut explores social media's dark side through arthouse aesthetics and a disturbing family narrative

Babystar

Babystar

Hen by György Pálfi

György Pálfi pulls off an audacious film revolving around the misadventures of a chicken and holding up a mirror to the far-from-squeaky-clean human world

Kota

Kota

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