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Aleksi by Barbara Vekaric

Croatia’s Barbara Vekarić tries to express the voice of the millennials in her debut feature, screening in the national competition at Pula

Aleksi

Aleksi

The Belly of the Whale by Morgan Bushe

Morgan Bushe’s debut feature, which echoes the best American indie films, is certainly promising and lays the foundations for his directorial career

The Belly of the Whale

The Belly of the Whale

In the Middle of the River by Damian John Harper

Berlin-based US director Damian John Harper bites deep into the flesh of American society with his second feature, which screened at Munich

In the Middle of the River

In the Middle of the River

Second Time Around by Dora García

Spanish director Dora Garcia creates an exciting conceptual documentary open to interpretation amidst the backdrop of the Argentinian dictatorship

Segunda vez

Segunda vez

Dark Buildings (A Crack in the Wall) by Nicolás Gil Lavedra

Nicolás Gil Lavedra skilfully lures his audience in with both suspense and surprise in this co-production starring Argentinian and Spanish actors

Las grietas de Jara

Las grietas de Jara

No quiero perderte nunca by Alejo Levis

Alejo Levis uses spooky imagery and sound to beckon the viewer into the world of a woman grieving deeply

No quiero perderte nunca

No quiero perderte nunca

Jumpman by Ivan Tverdovsky

KARLOVY VARY 2018: Ivan I Tverdovsky's third feature is his most dynamic and technically polished, but also least humane and touching, film to date

Podbrosy

Podbrosy

Redemption by Joseph Madmony, Boaz Yehonatan Yaakov

KARLOVY VARY 2018: Israeli filmmaker Joseph Madmony's fourth feature is a touching and thought-provoking film that won the Ecumenical Jury Prize and Best Actor Award

Geula

Geula

Summerhouse by Damir Cucic

Croatian director Damir Cucic delves into the heart of some strange face-to-face encounters with a blind man recording violent memories in a deserted hotel

Ljetnikovac

Ljetnikovac

The New End by Leonel Dietsche

The plot of Leonel Dietsche’s dystopian debut feature is based on an interesting core idea but ultimately goes nowhere

Ende Neu

Ende Neu

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