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Los Tigres by Alberto Rodríguez

Alberto Rodríguez orchestrates his own unique Abyss with spectacular mise en scène to tell the story of two brothers who are professional divers

Los Tigres

Los Tigres

A Scary Movie by Sergio Oksman

Sergio Oksman continues exploring existential topics from the baseline of his own experience, without narcissistically forcing his personality on us

Una película de miedo

Una película de miedo

Redoubt by John Skoog

A bull-headed Denis Lavant triumphs as a Swedish Cold War stronghold preparer in John Skoog’s first fiction feature since

Värn

Värn

Bad Apples by Jonatan Etzler

Saoirse Ronan is a teacher in crisis in Jonatan Etzler’s sophomore feature, a primary school-set satire in which perhaps there’s no such thing as a good person

Bad Apples

Bad Apples

Six Days in Spring by Joachim Lafosse

Joachim Lafosse presents his 11th feature film, a sensitive drama which highlights the reality of the return to square one in terms of social mobility when love comes to an end

Six jours, ce printemps-là

Six jours, ce printemps-là

The Tree of Knowledge by Eugène Green

Eugène Green’s latest film is a treatise on modern-day Portugal that takes the form of a surreal and playful fable

A Árvore do Conhecimento

A Árvore do Conhecimento

Primavera by Damiano Michieletto

Olivier Award-winning opera director Damiano Michieletto offers a musically imbued first feature-length effort, a historical fiction based on the life of Antonio Vivaldi

Primavera

Primavera

Amoeba by Siyou Tan

Siyou Tan’s perceptive debut feature finds four Singaporean high-schoolers battling against social conformity by forming a girl gang

Amoeba

Amoeba

The Captive by Alejandro Amenábar

Alejandro Amenábar tells the story of Miguel de Cervantes’ five years in captivity through a bold historical retcon with a queer twist

El cautivo

El cautivo

Franz by Agnieszka Holland

Agnieszka Holland directs a non-traditional biopic of Kafka and attempts to reckon with his legacy beyond buzzwords in this film led by a restless Idan Weiss

Franz

Franz

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