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The Night Eats the World by Dominique Rocher

French director Dominique Rocher delivers a clever zombie film, a minimalist and psychological "survival" story, starring Anders Danielsen Lie

La nuit a dévoré le monde

La nuit a dévoré le monde

1968 by Tassos Boulmetis

The new feature by A Touch of Spice director Tassos Boulmetis is an awkward balance of fact and fiction, focusing on AEK BC’s greatest triumph

1968

1968

A Polar Year by Samuel Collardey

Samuel Collardey skilfully creates a humble yet remarkable film, in the wake of a Danish man’s departure to become a teacher in Greenland

Une année polaire

Une année polaire

Gangsta by Adil El Arbi, Bilall Fallah

Deadly duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah deliver a super-energetic comedy, whose formal excesses echo the "bigger than life" escapades of its heroes

Patser

Patser

And Breathe Normally by Isold Uggadottir

Icelandic debutant Ísold Uggadóttir delivers a realistic social drama that tackles all the key issues that a local community is struggling with as it deals with the refugee crisis for the first time

Andið eðlilega

Andið eðlilega

The Guilty by Gustav Möller

Debutant Gustav Möller introduces a crime-thriller that revitalises “Scandi noir” by offering a new approach to building tension and suspense through sound

Den skyldige

Den skyldige

Revenge by Coralie Fargeat

Get ready for extreme feminism, thrills, savagery and haemoglobin in Coralie Fargeat's irresistible hyper-stylised debut feature

Revenge

Revenge

Holiday by Isabella Eklöf

Swedish filmmaker Isabella Eklöf delivers a subtle, divisive critique on today’s prevalent materialism and female exploitation, seen through the eyes of a subversive heroine

Holiday

Holiday

Pity by Babis Makridis

Greek filmmaker Babis Makridis delivers his sophomore feature, a bleak, deadpan comedy that plays with the theme of sorrow in an absurdly realistic environment

Pity

Pity

Of Fathers and Sons by Talal Derki

Talal Derki's new documentary follows the family of a high-ranking Al-Qaeda member and his young sons who are training to become fighters

Of Fathers and Sons

Of Fathers and Sons

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