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Chantal Akerman heads east, with a very distinctive take on the Joseph Conrad novel about two men fighting over the future of a half-Malaysian woman.

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A sophisticated and technically stunning animated reflection on recent history.

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From Spain's Fernando León de Aranoa comes a socially incisive and beautifully performed tale of an unlikely friendship.

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The remarkable political life of Bernadette Devlin McAliskey.

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Marina Goldovskaya's highly affecting tribute to Russian journalist, Anna Politkovskaya, who was murdered in 2006 after her disturbing reports from Chechnya.

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Striking footage from the struggle for civil rights in the USA, resurrected from the vaults of Swedish TV.

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Andrey Paounov’s compelling documentary about Simeon II of Bulgaria’s unprecedented journey from boy king to democratic leader.

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The directorial debut of Austrian actor Karl Markovics, Breathing is an assured, intelligent work that has deservedly picked up a number of prizes in Europe since it premiered at Cannes earlier this year.

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A rebellious teenager reacts against strictures of her local church and ends up on a bizarre errand to collect something out of town with the parish priest.

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Anca Damian's poetic and innovative animated feature recounts the life and final days of a Romanian immigrant wrongly imprisoned in a Polish prison.

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A young couple's passionate relationship plays out against the backdrop of a manhunt.

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A police psychologist renews old acquaintances when she is drafted in to help small town police find an escaped convict.

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A suspenseful cat-and-mouse search between police and an escaped convict.

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A snappy and sophisticated contemporary comedy based on the popular Italian novel by Sandro Veronesi.

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Andrei Zvyagintsev's award-winning account of a struggle over inheritance is accompanied by an effective score by Philip Glass.

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The impressive debut feature from Marie Kreutzer, The Fatherless is a sophisticated and compelling drama dealing with issues of family and freedom.

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A small witch creates mayhem at Witch School but tries to make amends when she discovers a plot that threatens the forest where she and her friends live.

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A wryly hilarious, subtly subversive coming-of-age yarn which takes a cue from Mark Twain and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

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A young boy enters the forbidden forest and finds himself among mysterious magical creatures.

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Martin Šulík's groundbreaking portrait of Roma life in present-day Slovakia focuses on a young boy whose father has suffered a violent death.

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A father and a daughter come into conflict about whether she should stay in rural Slovakia or leave for England in Zuzana Liová's award-winning debut.

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A young man befriends an orphaned boy, and they try to escape the world by building a cabin in the woods.

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Gripping conspiracy thriller story of the rise and fall of a major Italian food company, due to mismanagement, dodgy financial deals, shady politics and embezzlement.

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Eccentric pastel bright comedy about middle age, OCD and... the sport of curling!

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An atmospheric, brooding rural drama reminiscent of early Terrence Malick.

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Original and intriguing tale of a Chinese woman coming to work in a bar on the Venetian island of Chioggia who forms a friendship with a retired fisherman.

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A young couple are taken by surprise on a trek deep into the Caucasus Mountains.

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Ben's magical act is brought under question when his vanishing act results in the disappearance of his friend, Sylvie.

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Lonely girl Cathy comes to terms with her parents lack of attention in this child's eye view.

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Thought-provoking and considered drama inspired by an elaborate scam developed by young teens in Gothenburg.

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Gritty contemporary crime drama about a Moldovian girl caught in a plot to steal and sell a baby in return for a new legitimate identity in Italy.

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Powerful desires are awoken between two young riders who compete both inside and out of the arena.

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Absorbing and boldly original drama revolving around a German doctor in present-day Cameroon.

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A sweeping historical drama set in the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War from acclaimed director Benito Zambrano.

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A quirky absurdist road movie-cum-comedy charts the adventures of two brothers travelling together to their father's funeral.

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A raw, compelling study what happens to a ordinary family when a husband and father becomes terminally ill.

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A boldly conceived dystopian epic set in Russia 2020.

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Powerful drama of a Sicilian fishing family on the island of Linosa, whose lives are disrupted by the arrival of African refugees, who they save from drowning.

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Two brothers end up as rivals in Murat Imbragimbekov's poetic tale of life in Azerbaijan in the 1970s.

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A female social worker becomes involved with one of her abusers in Angelina Nikonova's disturbing portrait of a disjunctive urban world of everyday violence.

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Haunted by a previous tragedy, the crew of an old trawler try to make sense of the past. Moody drama from Iceland's internationally acclaimed Vesturport group.

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A fresh and poignant view of the passions, disappointments and challenges of old age.

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A lieutenant in the secret police goes about his deadly business but develops an unexpected obsession in Radim Špaček's compelling portrait of Czech society in the early 1980s.

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A magnetic central performance by Carlos Álvarez-Nóvoa (Solas) grounds this remarkable film about loss and memory by Spanish director Alberto Morais.

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A profound insight into the world's oldest profession that reveals vast differences in attitude to sex, money, power and religion in three different countries.

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Two sisters are divided and united by the old family farm. One has given her life to the cows, the other only wished she could escape them.

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