The first films of promising young talents, representing youthful vivacity, questing ideas and unexpected viewpoints – the future of cinematic art. Only world and international premieres.
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A quiet man’s life is shattered by sinister neighbours, leaving him to confront hidden horrors.
“Gomorrah” meets Pawlikowski in this beautifully crafted romantic crime story.
An uplifting journey of a woman daring to venture outside her comfort zone.
A dreamlike musical carousel, partly shot on an analogue camera from the 1920s.
A heartfelt and mysterious tale of Korean immigrants, centred on survival and spiced up with catching dogs.
Without a doubt not your ordinary coming-of-age film that will leave no one indifferent.
When your glow-up gets interrupted by reality biting your ass under the warm Cyprus sun.
A film that progresses like Arvo Pärt’s music spreads on a cinema screen.
A psychological dystopia that wrings existential dilemmas with Almodóvar-like elegance.
Do you remember the last time you had fun at a funeral?
One is as bad as the other – the twin brothers’ head-spinning journey to the centre of the world and back.