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Such a Resounding Silence by Emmanuelle Béart, Anastasia Mikova

French star Emmanuelle Béart revealed she was a victim of incest and made a shocking but eminently respectful documentary with co-director Anastasia Mikova on the taboo topic

Un silence si bruyant

Un silence si bruyant

The Bones by Jeremy Xido

Jeremy Xido’s exciting, globetrotting documentary deals with dinosaur fossil excavation and trade, leading to a focus on many unexpected, intertwining topics

The Bones

The Bones

Sei fratelli by Simone Godano

A more incisive approach might have enhanced this fight-ridden family reunion by Simone Godano, which is led by a first-class cast

Sei fratelli

Sei fratelli

La casa by Álex Montoya

Álex Montoya's brilliant third film brought Malaga Film Festival to tears with a plot, based on the comic by Paco Roca, where it is all too easy to stay and live

La casa

La casa

Norwegian Democrazy by Fabien Greenberg, Bård Kjøge Rønning

As Europe deals with the rise of the far right, Fabien Greenberg and Bård Kjøge’s powerful documentary is more urgent than ever

Norwegian Democrazy

Norwegian Democrazy

Kelly – Someone Else's Dream by Helen Lõhmus, Leana Jalukse

Helen Lõhmus and Leana Jalukse’s documentary looks into the abuse suffered by young freestyle skier Kelly Sildaru, ruthlessly coached by her father

Kelly – Someone Else's Dream

Kelly – Someone Else's Dream

Drawing a Line by Sama Pana

Indian artist Rachita Taneja lives through legal prosecution for her political stick-figure cartoons in Sama Pana’s documentary

Drawing a Line

Drawing a Line

In Limbo by Alina Maksimenko

Surrounded by the hell of war, Alina Maksimenko focuses on purgatory in a documentary that’s not about fighting, but about waiting

W zawieszeniu

W zawieszeniu

That They May Face the Rising Sun by Pat Collins

Pat Collins’ gentle drama surveys a village community in the Irish countryside whose way of life is gradually disappearing

That They May Face the Rising Sun

That They May Face the Rising Sun

Brunaupark by Felix Hergert, Dominik Zietlow

Felix Hergert and Dominik Zietlow reveal the hopes and doubts felt by those living in a Zurich neighbourhood, which is at risk of disappearing amid general indifference

Brunaupark

Brunaupark

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