Gutsy cinema that breaks new ground
DENMARK , Iceland | 93 minutes | 2018
A teenager living with his mother in Copenhagen is forced to move to a remote small town. He struggles with the transition until he meets Bjarke, a strange yet endearing 15-year-old boy. Their relationship intensifies when they have to make a video for a school project that turns into an outlet for their frustrations. This first film by a promising young Danish director stands out for its narrative (de)construction, editing and an innovative sound design that drives the action forward and takes the viewer to the point of no return. PREMIÈRE INTERNATIONALEQ&A with the director on October 8 and 9
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Feature film directorial debut
In fine Hitchcockian (North by Northwest) fashion, Danish newcomer Gustav Möller serves up a breathtaking thriller based on a screenplay crafted with...
Feature film , Thriller
DENMARK | 93 minutes | 2018
Like its main character, a rape victim whose instinctive attempts to repress the trauma only create more problems, this brilliant first feature by German...
Feature film , Drama
GERMANY | 93 minutes | 2018
For his second feature, Félix Dufour-Laperrière turns to animated fiction, mingling the personal, the collective and the political. In the midst of the...
Feature film , Animation
QUéBEC/CANADA | 93 minutes | 2018
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