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Jill, Uncredited
This thoughtful compilation film draws our gaze to something unregistered across decades of British cinema and television – the face of a particular extra, Jill Goldston.
Read More >>Matria
Álvaro Gago´s first feature is the moving and humorous portrait of a hardworking yet almost powerless woman, in which the myth of matriarchy in Galicia is debunked.
Read More >>The Teachers’ Lounge
Ilker Çatak’s latest features a great performance from German actress Leonie Benesch (The Crown) in a solid drama about trying to stand upright in a world of changing mores.
Read More >>Orlando: My Political Biography
Debuting director Paul B. Preciado’s extravagant manifesto pushes the boundaries of feminine-masculine genres as well as cinematographic ones.
Read More >>Reality
Sydney Sweeney shines in Tina Satter’s captivating, word-for-word account of Reality Winner’s FBI interrogation.
Read More >>Kill Boksoon
A slick but hollow Netflix actioner about an aging professional assassin balancing work and motherhood, inspired in parts by “Killing Eve” but without the bite.
Read More >>The Burdened
A hard-pressed couple in Yemen’s port city of Aden search for a doctor to perform an abortion in Amr Gamal’s excellent, understated yet hard-hitting portrait of a family and their city in desperation.
Read More >>Sisi & I
Frauke Finsterwalder delivers yet another take on the life of Empress Sisi, but can’t escape the long shadow of the much more spirited ‘Corsage’.
Read More >>Disco Boy
Debutant director Giacomo Abbruzzese’s Berlin competition contender is a stylish but silly yarn about disco-dancing soldiers and shamanic eco-warriors.
Read More >>Remembering Every Night
Japanese director Yui Kiyohara’s second feature combines delicate human drama, mesmerising imagery and a reflection on personal and social history.
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