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No Place for You in Our Town
This engrossed fly-on-the-wall style documentary follows a group of Bulgarian football hooligans, detailing their highs and lows in a changing world.
Read More >>Six Weeks
A rebellious teenage mother gives her newborn baby daughter up for adoption in Noemi Veronika Szakonyi’s emotionally raw, elegantly shot drama.
Read More >>Riders
Two unlikely Balkan bikers and a Slavic Pixie Dream Girl share an eventful road trip in director Dominik Mencej’s slight but sweet semi-homage to ‘Easy Rider’.
Read More >>The Eclipse
The past is a foreign country full of shadowy horrors in Serbian director Nataša Urban’s prize-winning documentary about unreliable memory and collective amnesia.
Read More >>Ribs
Farah Hasanbegovic uses a beautifully simple hand-drawn animation style to bring to life this meditation on physical limitations and finding acceptance in our own bodies.
Read More >>That’s How The Summer Ended
Atmosphere is everything in this ambiguous, slightly absurd short that leaves a great deal left unsaid, but perfects a lingering sense of melancholy.
Read More >>Princess
A rare fictionalized look at a Nigerian sex worker in Italy that celebrates its subject, flaws and all, with a spirited central performance and a laudable sensitivity destined to find welcoming arms worldwide.
Read More >>The March on Rome
Mark Cousins’ thought-provoking examination of the rise of Fascism through a detailed analysis of a 1922 propaganda film that signaled the rise of a far-right ideology whose insidious roots continue to find fertile ground.
Read More >>Love Dog
This debut feature from Bianca Lucas is an unusual portrait of contemporary America and an incredibly intimate, heart-wrenching depiction of grief.
Read More >>White Noise
Noah Baumbach and an inspired cast headlining Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig enjoyably bring Don DeLillo’s “unfilmable” novel about America in the Eighties to life with retro gusto, while straining to make it relevant.
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