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Jaripeo by Efraín Mojica, Rebecca Zweig

The hybrid documentary by Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig is a tender, poetic and interesting look at how it feels to be a gay man in a macho culture

Jaripeo

Jaripeo

La belle année by Angelica Ruffier

Angelica Ruffier’s autobiographical documentary is a dream-like essay on obsessive desire as a compensatory remedy, and on loss and recovery in adult orphanhood

La belle année

La belle année

The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford by Seán Dunn

Seán Dunn’s black comedy stars Peter Mullan as a man falling into delusion as he defends his late ancestor, an obscure 18th-century Scottish statesman

The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford

The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford

Projecto Global by Ivo M. Ferreira

Revolution is a marathon, not a sprint, in Ivo M Ferreira’s stylish, fictionalised history of a group of militants in 1980s Portugal

Projecto Global

Projecto Global

A Fading Man by Welf Reinhart

German filmmaker Welf Reinhart's feature debut deals with illness, ageing, remembering and forgetting, in the story of an old married couple and an unexpected visitor from the past

Der verlorene Mann

Der verlorene Mann

Between Brothers by Tom Fassaert

Tom Fassaert continues mining his painful family history with this dual portrait of his father and paternal uncle, one a psychologist, the other a long-term psychiatric patient

Tussen broers

Tussen broers

The Arab by Malek Bensmaïl

Malek Bensmail makes his feature-length fiction debut with a parallel tale of Camus’ The Stranger, which tells the story from the perspective of the eponymous man’s brother

The Arab

The Arab

The Incomer by Louis Paxton

Louis Paxton's delightful, quirky Scottish dramedy is about two siblings living on a secluded island and the stranger who interrupts their isolation

The Incomer

The Incomer

Butterfly by Itonje Søimer Guttormsen

The border-crossing Itonje Søimer Guttormsen does just that in this spiritual family drama, offering generous servings of performance and conceptual art

Butterfly

Butterfly

2m² by Volkan Üce

In his third feature-length documentary, Volkan Üce tells a story of two undertakers, tackling issues of identity, religious customs and culture clashes

2m²

2m²

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