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A woman considers her diagnosis of Grave's disease, and the strange treatments on offer.
A journey is interrupted by the sighting of a chameleon, which presages ill fortune.
Three corporate executives struggle to come to terms with losing their jobs.
Twenty-one Canadian singers perform a contemporary resetting of a 15th century choral piece, each one singing in their ancestral language.
An 11-year-old Palestinian boy accompanies his father on regular trips to a ruined Gaza village, though he doesn't understand their purpose.
An alien who has crashed in Earth finds different religions and ideologies calling to him as he explores the unfamiliar landscape.
A documentary following a special Christmas tree on its journey across the North Sea from Norway to London.
An experimental exploration of the barbarian spirit.
An introduction to the city of Nicosia, torn between Greek Cypriot and Turkish influences.
An exploration of the fears and anxieties that haunt a gated community in Arizona.
When a man meets a beautiful woman for the second time, the plans the mysterious Adjustment Bureau have for his life go awry.
A Vukovar girl takes in the delights of a simple summer day spent with friends.
A Mexican man discovers that life becomes richer when he challenges his own prejudices.
A young wolf whose mother has left gets his friends to support him in confronting his absent father.
A documentary about the community in a neglected Glasgow church and their struggle for survival.
A lonely man one winter afternoon undertakes a strange journey without leaving his room.
A video game director uses the tricks of his trade to recreate his experiences on a trip to Madagascar.
A mysterious woman arrives at dawn in an unknown country, fleeing some terrible secret in her past.
Slicemen struggle to get by amid terrifying shadows in the land of the murderchain.
A depressed man living in exile with his young family longs for the culture and homeland he left behind.
Three people working in a local market dream of bigger things, but everything must stop eight times a day to pull down the canopy and make way for passing trains.
When an impoverished mother promises her son will become great, only an old man believes her, and he makes the boy make a promise of his own.
A documentary about a Damascan barbershop provides an opportunity for a haircut, a shave and an Arabic lesson.
Experimental short.
An animated short about a boy learning to play the piano and to express himself in new ways.
When Tord comes home he finds that his apartment has subtly changed and is inhabited by a stranger, also called Tord.
A mute man is arrested in a short film devoid of audible words.
When their accordion is confiscated, two children contemplate the meaning or acceptance, resistance and meaningful political struggle.
A teenage boy looks after his disabled mother as both wrestle with memories of how life used to be.
Escaping from an unhappy love affair, a young woman enlists in the army to try and find meaning in her life.
A lonely man in a run-down corner of Scotland finds his life transformed after he witnesses a violent attack.
Jonathon Collins has never been beaten at any walking competition, and joins them eagerly on his daily commute. But could his obsession jeopardise a possible romance with a young woman who walks for charity?
Soldiers escaping from a Siberian gulag decide to walk all the way to India.
A post-heist thriller about a man whose lonely wanderings lead him into the path of a dangerous woman with still more dangerous enemies.
Shots of pollution in an Indonesian river are accompanied by the sounds of a travelling salesman reporting to his board.
Exploring the nature of chaotic systems through the examination of water.
Exploration of evolution and life.
Super 8/digital hybrid experimental film, exploring use of colour.
Avant garde depiction of the salt fields of central Kaatch.
Gordon Gecko is back, and this time he's predicting financial disaster.
Experimental short.
Avant garde film using still photography captured in Bangkok's Lumphini Park.
Examination of maple trees set to a contrapuntal violin score.
Traces of the spring.
Images from the Galapagos intermingle with pages from Darwin's book A Voyage Of The Beagle.
The reeling of the Golden Orb Weaver a spider – unique for the golden hue of the web it weaves.
A man whose elderly mother is ill invents a girlfriend in an attempt to please her.
A son brings home an injured dove.
A frustrated young girl who has been blind since birth encounters a boy on the run.
Two cousins have an odd-couple adventure.
'History is constantly repeating itself' Ferit Karahan on recurring cycles and the end of childhood in Djinn Wedding
Expanding the possible Fernanda Salgado on fantasy, reality, Jan Švankmajer and Ana, En Passant
A burning thing Sneha Mehta and Teddy Stern on falling in love with Mumbai, and making Getar Hero
Nothing is impossible Paul Rowley on moving to New York, the Pulse massacre, and Gays Against Guns
‘The only thing that makes a story universal is emotions’ Warsaw’s Industry panel discuss reaching audiences abroad
European Film Academy shortlist announced 68 features vie for nomination
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
London Winners announced
Tallinn Black Nights UK co-production joins Works In Progress
Warsaw What Belongs To Others takes top prize
Tallinn Baltic Competition, Rebels With A Cause and Critics' Picks titles announced
Dinard I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning named Best Film
