Debate

Sparking conversations.

2073

Inspired by Chris Marker’s La Jetée and with overtones of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker, Asif Kapadia delivers an unsettling commentary on the state of the world today… and tomorrow.

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Black Box Diaries

Japanese journalist Shiori Itō’s self-documented journey to seek justice against the man who sexually assaulted her is brave and empowering beyond words.

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The Cats of Gokogu Shrine

The feline population of a Japanese town and its human inhabitants are the focus of this immersive meditation on community and the cycle of life.

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Families Like Ours

Thomas Vinterberg’s first foray into TV is a prescient and masterfully constructed environmental drama.

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I am Nevenka

Award-winning filmmaker Icíar Bollaín’s taut drama is inspired by the case of the first woman in Spain to secure the conviction of a politician for sexual harassment.

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The Invasion

Sergei Loznitsa’s multiple-perspective portrait of Ukraine under Russian attack is all the more powerful for its focus on everyday life.

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Israel Palestine on Swedish TV 1958-1989

A striking history of how Scandinavians received news about the Middle East, from the director of The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975.

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Julie Keeps Quiet

Leonardo Van Dijl’s impressive feature debut is an affecting study of abuse and repression within a prestigious tennis academy.

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The Listeners

Rebecca Hall shines as a teacher who begins hearing a low humming sound, in this intriguing new series.

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Three Kilometres to the End of the World

Emanuel Pârvu’s Cannes Queer Palm winner is an uncompromising and urgent drama that examines bigotry and the suffocating, often nefarious nature of small-town dynamics.

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Youth (Homecoming)

Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Wang Bing’s latest work is an act of witness and solidarity with young migrant workers as they seek to rise above brutal labour conditions.

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