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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.
Read More >>Infinity Pool
Brandon Cronenberg’s darkly satirical sci-fi horror thriller about sun-seeking tourists on a clone-killing crime spree is a deliriously debauched joyride into Hell.
Read More >>In the Blind Spot
A bold and chilling political thriller of shifting perspectives in which the weight of state-sanctioned terror begins to crush a security agent in eastern Turkey, where trauma and paranoia rip apart the social fabric.
Read More >>Totem
Mexican director Lila Avilés shows sensibility and a strong hand in ‘Totem’, her second feature.
Read More >>Claire Simon
A Berlin regular, French documentarian Claire Simon is back in the Forum section with her film ‘Our Body’, chronicling the everyday routines in a gynecological hospital.
Read More >>Music
Angela Schanelec returns to Berlin with another weird, challenging film destined to thrive only in ultra-art houses and academic spaces based on its austere approach to narrative enjoyment.
Read More >>Samsara
Lois Patiño’s latest contains a fascinating cinematic experiment though the work as a whole will likely receive more mixed reactions.
Read More >>The Plough
French director Philippe Garrel is faithful to his intimist style, working with his three children in a classic tale.
Read More >>The Shadowless Tower
Director Zhang Lu’s gentle, impressionistic story set in historic old Beijing is a rambling account of complicated family ties and individual loneliness.
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