Isabel Herguera’s enchanting debut animation follows Ines, a young Spanish director on a voyage of self-discovery in India. After ending things with…
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Ena Sendijarević’s second feature is a sharp-eyed satire of European imperialism set in Indonesia during the last years of Dutch colonisation. Jan,…
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Talia Ryder, Jacob Elordi, Ayo Edibiri and an ensemble of up-and-coming talent star in this electric directorial debut from renowned cinematographer…
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As every good chef knows, the best kitchens are full of serene and loving concentration. The Taste of Things (previously known as The Pot-au-Feu)…
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Winner of the Critics’ Week Grand Prize at Cannes, this coming-of-age body horror from debut director Amanda Nell Eu is a hallucinatory dive into…
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Carolina Markowicz’s vibrant and beguiling comedy drama, Toll takes on the disturbing trends of homophobia in contemporary Brazil with great wit and…
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