Fairytale
Alexander Sokurov’s first film after a seven-year break is also his first attempt at animated film, done of course, in his own particular…
Fiction Competition
Tommy Guns
In 1974 the Portuguese and their descendants must leave Angola because the inhabitants of their former colony finally won their independence and gradually…
The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe Who Lived for Twenty and Eight Years All Alone on an Inhabited Island and Said It Was His
An anarchist satire, Robinson Crusoe uses righteous anger to deconstrue imperialist ideology and the cultural myth about a white man who lived for…
Piaffe
As her sister Zara suffers a nervous breakdown, the introvert Eva takes on her job as a foley artist. Her first major assignment…
R.M.N.
A few days before Christmas, Matthias leaves his job in Germany and returns to his multi-ethnic Transylvanian village. He wants to be more…
The Store
Eleni has been promoted to the position of supermarket manager. She knows this means that she has to start pushing her coworkers harder…
Nobody’s Hero
In his recognisable style and digressing from tedious political correctness, sparkling queer author Alain Guiraudie tackles the themes of unrequited love and societal…
There is a Stone
A charming minimalist piece on a chance encounter between two strangers with a shared passion for skipping stones. There is a Stone has…
Dry Ground Burning
“I remember that time… I got wrapped up in some crazy shit with my sister Chitara. My sister made history in Sol Nascente….
Walk Up
The Korean cineaste Hong Sang-soo has delivered another seemingly simple, but in truth complex puzzle of human relationships (between a father and daughter,…
