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Subsuelo by Fernando Franco

Fernando Franco once again shocks viewers with a daring and unsettling film that pushes them into uncomfortable territory, where only a few filmmakers dare to tread

Subsuelo

Subsuelo

Active Vocabulary by Yulia Lokshina

With her newest documentary essay, Yulia Lokshina examines Russian totalitarianism in both the education system and society

Active Vocabulary

Active Vocabulary

Elephants & Squirrels by Gregor Brändli

A Sri Lankan artist strives to facilitate the restitution of her country’s treasure from Swiss museums in Gregor Brändli’s debut feature-length documentary

Elephants & Squirrels

Elephants & Squirrels

Virtual Girlfriends by Barbora Chalupová

Czech filmmaker Barbora Chalupová investigates what it truly means to perform intimacy in the digital marketplace of OnlyFans

Virtuální přítelkyně

Virtuální přítelkyně

Stealing Land by Žiga Virc

Žiga Virc comments on the collective failure to care about real issues through his theatrically informed new feature about two sets of parents meeting for a conversation

Zemljo krast

Zemljo krast

A State Film by Roland Sejko

Roland Sejko’s documentary examines the propaganda machine employed by Enver Hoxha in Albania, which speaks to the current Trumpian approach of constant, aggressive communications

Film di Stato

Film di Stato

Melt by Nikolaus Geyrhalter

Nikolaus Geyrhalter’s latest documentary is a fascinating, unsentimental love letter to snow and icy landscapes

Melt

Melt

Green Light by Pavel Cuzuioc

With a fine sensibility for the pain at hand, Pavel Cuzuioc follows a psychotherapist whose mission is to help desperate people accomplish their right to end their lives

Grünes Licht

Grünes Licht

Still Nia by Paula Onet

Paula Oneţ’s deeply personal feature inviting us into the life of a Romanian artist living in France won the Best Romanian Documentary Award at Astra

Still Nia

Still Nia

Elvis Starling by Boris Jurjaševič

Slovenian author Janja Vidmar’s popular literary teen comes to life in Boris Jurjaševič's energetic movie adaptation, navigating the pitfalls of growing up

Elvis Škorc

Elvis Škorc

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