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The Trap by Nadejda Koseva

Nadejda Koseva’s second feature portrays a protagonist from an extinct human breed who blends in with the animal kingdom but is an outsider in the social jungle

Klopka

Klopka

The Great Escaper by Oliver Parker

Oliver Parker directs a film for wider audiences about memories of war, underpinned by a well-layered screenplay and starring two film giants, Michael Caine and Glenda Jackson

The Great Escaper

The Great Escaper

Life and Death of a Christmas Tree by Artūras Jevdokimovas

Georgian workers risk death to harvest fir seeds for affluent Danes to sell as Christmas trees in Arturas Jevdokimovas’s doc snapshot of two sides of capitalist Europe

Kalėdų eglutės gyvenimas ir mirtis

Kalėdų eglutės gyvenimas ir mirtis

Under the Leaves by Florence Lazar

Florence Lazar crafts a meticulous documentary, part botanical, part historical, on memory, nature, the unseen, and the transmission and stigmata of a colonial past

Sous Les Feuilles

Sous Les Feuilles

Nice Ladies by Mariia Ponomarova

Through the perspective of a cheerleading team made up of penta- and septuagenarians, Mariia Ponomarova trains a fresh lens on life and survival during the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Nice Ladies

Nice Ladies

Who Cares? by Alexe Poukine

Alexe Poukine returns with her new feature-length documentary examining the learning journeys embarked upon by medical staff to help develop their sense of empathy

Sauve qui peut

Sauve qui peut

My Freedom by Ilze Kunga-Melgaile

A key figure in Latvia’s independence struggle contends with her era’s duplicity in Ilze Kunga-Melgaile’s smart debut historical drama

Mana brīvība

Mana brīvība

The Good Teacher by Teddy Lussi-Modeste

Teddy Lussi-Modeste immerses himself in the hot waters of the world of education today, following an idealistic teacher caught up in an increasingly destabilising situation

Pas de vagues

Pas de vagues

I Am the River, the River Is Me by Petr Lom

Petr Lom’s newest documentary examines the indigenous importance of New Zealand’s Whanganui River, the first river worldwide to be granted legal personhood

I Am the River, the River Is Me

I Am the River, the River Is Me

To Be an Extra by Henrike Meyer

Henrike Meyer’s movie is a small, intimate doc about feeling lost and stuck in a rut while trying to make it in the film world

To Be an Extra

To Be an Extra

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