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A Greek-Cypriot family fall apart against a backdrop of tragedy, terrorism and racial tension in this glossy thriller from Corinna Avraamidou and Kyriacos Tofarides.
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Ehab Tarabieh’s debut fiction feature is a brooding thriller about long-buried family secrets returning to haunt a close-knit Druze village in the Golan Heights.
Read More >>Stuntwomen
A fascinating and troubling behind-the-scenes look into the work of female stuntwomen, who must frequently portray victims at the hands of violent men.
Read More >>Manifesto
A profoundly disturbing found-footage assemblage portraying a young Russian live-streaming generation brainwashed by militarised education and normalised violence.
Read More >>Free Money
Lauren DeFilippo and Sam Soko examine a newfangled Western method of aid to Africa and return with predictable answers in this largely agreeable fare.
Read More >>Paradise
In stunning images, Alexander Abaturov’s debut shows global warming heroes in far-flung northeastern Siberia, abandoned by the Russian government.
Read More >>Much Ado About Dying
Simon Chambers’ family-filming-family masterpiece is a tender and often funny chronicle of a dying man who secretes his brilliant charisma every moment the camera finds him awake.
Read More >>Colette and Justin
Alain Kassanda connects Congolese history to family history in this revealing debut documentary.
Read More >>Houria
Young actress Lyna Khoudri sparkles as an Algerian dance student forced to reorder her priorities after she is physically assaulted in an emotion-clad feminist drama directed by Mounia Meddour (‘Papicha’).
Read More >>Merkel
The rise and tenure of Germany’s first female leader gets favourable treatment in this politically star-studded documentary by Eva Weber.
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