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One Mother
French director Mickaël Bandela reassembles his broken family history into a multi-media memory mixtape in this messy but stylish bio-documentary.
Read More >>Subtraction
Two of Iran’s biggest actors, Taraneh Alidoosti and Navid Mohammadzadeh, play double roles in Mani Haghighi’s chilling, fast-paced thriller with allegorical overtones about life in contemporary Iran.
Read More >>Sub Terra
Life is seen through the eyes of a mysterious creature living beneath the soil in this curious but at times unsettling underground animation from Jeffrey Zablotny.
Read More >>The Pawnshop
Polish director Lukasz Kowalski celebrates a different kind of pawn star in his prize-winning docu-comedy debut.
Read More >>Home is Somewhere Else
A bilingual “animentary” uses the voices of Mexican immigrants, both legal and undocumented, to reveal their fears and dreams through imaginative drawings that allow for greater intimacy and understanding.
Read More >>Retreat
A father and son share a tense, creepy mountain holiday in Swiss director Leon Schwitter’s minor-key but atmospheric debut.
Read More >>Red Shoes
Eichelmann Kaiser’s feature, which bowed at Venice and Morelia, is a modest but promising debut.
Read More >>Devil’s Peak
Simon Liu utilises his familiar febrile aesthetic as a way to explore and represent Hong Kong’s tumultuous recent history, to deeply disquieting effect.
Read More >>Narcosis
A grieving family struggle to move beyond tragedy in Martijn de Jong’s poetically filmed debut feature, the official Dutch submission to the Oscars.
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