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Head Above Water by Margaux Bonhomme

On the difficult subject of a family living with disability, Margaux Bonhomme directs a realistic and successful first feature, thanks to the film’s acting performances

Marche ou crève

Marche ou crève

El zoo by Gemma Blasco

Newcomer Gemma Blasco delivers a curve ball with this millennial theatrical drama, where moments of truth nestle among an anarchic interplay of reality and fiction

El zoo

El zoo

Rafaël by Ben Sombogaart

Amsterdam-born director Ben Sombogaart’s latest feature is a confident piece of work that attempts to tackle the refugee crisis from a very European perspective

Rafaël

Rafaël

Sakawa by Ben Asamoah

Ben Asamoah's first feature-length documentary reveals a whole industry revolving around internet dating site scams, from the perspective of the perpetrators in Ghana

Sakawa

Sakawa

Cantares de una revolución by Ramón Lluís Bande

Asturian director Ramón Lluís Bande pays homage to the workers’ uprising of 1934 through the folk songs that commemorate this turbulent time, performed chiefly by Nacho Vegas

Cantares de una revolución

Cantares de una revolución

Hungary 2018 by Eszter Hajdú

In her thrilling documentary, Eszter Hajdú tells the David and Goliath story of the 2018 Hungarian parliamentary elections

Hungary 2018

Hungary 2018

La felicidad de los perros by David Hernández

David Hernández makes his directorial debut with this portrait of the wanderings of a man in the grip of an existential crisis, filmed in black in white over three years between Galicia and Madrid

La felicidad de los perros

La felicidad de los perros

Hamada by Eloy Domínguez Serén

With a great soundtrack and lots of humour, Eloy Dominguez Serén’s feature-length debut takes us to the Sahrawi people who live in exile in the Sahara Desert

Hamada

Hamada

Zaniki by Gabriel Velázquez

Gabriel Velázquez’s film is an exploration of oral cultural transmission, portraying the close, respectful, conspiratorial and affectionate relationship between a young boy and his grandfather

Zaniki

Zaniki

Old Boys by Toby MacDonald

British filmmaker Toby MacDonald tackles the topics of “Britishness” and masculinity in his debut feature, a lightweight, comedic take on Cyrano de Bergerac, set in an all-boys boarding school

Old Boys

Old Boys

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