- 70% Selfless
A spiritual journey of an aspiring monk, who grapples with his love for sweets.
- Animalies
Six friends set off on an amazing adventure in the wilderness without their parents, armed with courage and excitement, but soon encounter a few bumps along the way.
- Big Roc and Little Rookie: Racing Giant Bumblore
Grumpy loner Big Roc meets cheerful Rookie, a little bird unlike any other. In a fairytale forest, they share adventures that always end well.
- Black Money for White Nights
A couple in their sixties secretly save bribe money to fulfil their lifelong dream, but when a travel scam wipes out their savings, buried family conflicts and moral compromises rise to the surface.
- Desire Lines
An insomniac loner in Belgrade obsessively tracks his younger brother’s suspicious movements, only to realise that the mystery lies within himself.
- Dying of the Young Deer
Helka leaves her family home and walks through the village to her husband’s house.
- Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe!
Yios, a lonely mythical boy whose head shines like the sun, struggles to make friends in the clouds. After he falls down to Earth, everything changes.
- Electing Ms Santa
In a remote Moldovan village, 42-year-old Elena, known locally as Santa Claus, challenges social and family conventions when she decides to run for mayor.
- Fantasy
Three tomboy friends in Slovenia find their ideas about gender, desire and identity challenged when they meet Fantasy, a trans woman.
- Fantasy Sentences
Family home movies give way to a landscape without people: a city where humans are present only through what they left behind, and the trees are left to do the remembering.
- God Will Not Help
A traditional mountain community goes into turmoil when a mysterious foreigner arrives claiming to be the wife of a man who left them many years ago.
- Hello Summer
A family sets off for their dream summer holiday, only to discover that paradise doesn’t always live up to the brochure.
- Here, Elsewhere
Unable to film in Nagorno-Karabakh himself, the filmmaker asks his friends to document their final months there. Two months later, war breaks out.
- How Come It’s All Green Out Here?
A filmmaker accompanies his father to Croatia to rebury his refugee grandmother, on a journey that unsettles his memories of family, home and the past.
- Life is Beautiful
Sick of the system he works in, an engineer stops the train in the middle of nowhere. The passengers decide to spend some time in a local cafe, where tensions and arguments escalate into violence.
- Living Among the Stars
Seventy-year-old Irena’s life changes when a famous TV presenter in a sequin suit shows up at her door.
- Mergen
While investigating a hunter’s death in a remote Kyrgyz mining town, a young investigator is haunted by the same visions that once drove his father to madness.
- Militantropos
In a Ukraine transformed by Russia’s full-scale invasion, ordinary people flee, grieve, resist and fight as war becomes part of their everyday lives and of who they are.
- Minimum Love
On the streets of Prague at night, a young filmmaker asks strangers what they fear, desire and believe in, revealing a generation caught between uncertainty, loneliness and a longing for love.
- Newsreel – Below the Hearts Get Bigger, Above Nothing Changes
Film fragments dedicated to thousands of lost, trampled, betrayed, forgotten, humiliated, beaten, erased, invisible on the Balkan route.
- Newsreel 2021 – Here I Have Picture
A glimpse into the makeshift dwellings of people in unofficial refugee camps in the forests along the European Union borders.
- Newsreel 242 – Sunny Railways
A tribute to thousands of young political idealists who helped build the railway between Sarajevo and Šamac in 1947. Their hope for a better world has faded, but their idealism remains a source of inspiration.
- Newsreel 670 – Red Forests
A film poem that rethinks the razor wire laid in the fields and forests along the EU’s borders. Those forests have inscribed in them different histories of secret shelters, refuge and practices of solidarity.
- On Our Own
Left alone while her parents work abroad, a self-reliant fourteen-year-old sees a chance to build the family she is missing when two runaway siblings enter her life.
- Only Beautiful Things to Look At
In 1980s Czechoslovakia, a gynaecologist’s friendship with a young Romani orderly forces her to confront her role in the state-sponsored sterilisation of Romani women.
- Outliving Shakespeare
In a decaying retirement home from Soviet times, a vibrant group of elders cling to life by staging Shakespeare. Loneliness lingers beyond the theatre’s doors until drama begins to blur with reality.
- Pattern of Activation (Gardens of the Galaxy)
A hypnotic view of where life and technology meet.
- Pattern of Activation (Plankton)
A dataset of deep-sea images comes alive at machine speed.
- Peacemaker
In 1991, Josip Reihl-Kir, the Osijek police chief who fought tirelessly to prevent war through dialogue and negotiation, was assassinated. This is the story of the peacemaker we are all waiting for.
- Petria’s Wreath
A portrait of an illiterate village woman whose life is shaped by love, loss and the three men she married.
- Problems of the Entire World
Can the child ever be happy?
- Promised Spaces
From a crowded worker dormitory, from an empty gated community, they face a skyline of unfinished towers.
- River Dreams
Along a Kazakh river, women lay bare love, rage and survival. Their voices cut through water and silence, turning scars into resistance.
- Sermon to the Void
As the world comes to an end, Shah Ismail embarks on a quest for the Water of Life.
- Shame and Money
After a family betrayal costs them their livelihood, a farming couple from rural Kosovo move to the capital Pristina, where the struggle to survive tests the limits of their pride and dignity.
- Sisters
As doctors fight to save her older sister’s life following a suicide attempt, eleven-year-old Petra wanders through the hospital, haunted by the argument that preceded it and struggling to make sense of her own guilt.
- Special Operation
When Russian forces occupied the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant at the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, its CCTV cameras continued recording. Built entirely from this footage, Special Operation transforms surveillance images into evidence of nuclear terror.
- Star
One night, a little girl looks out of her window at the starry sky and discovers that the stars are disappearing. She decides to find out what is happening to them.
- The Kartli Kingdom
An observational documentary about Kartli, a crumbling sanatorium in Tbilisi that became a home to refugees fleeing the Abkhazia war – a palace of life and death where a temporary refuge has endured for three decades, and dreams of a promised land slowly fade away.
- The Marathon Family
The eccentric Topalović family has been in the burial business for decades. When the old Pantelija dies, five generations of his heirs start to fight for the inheritance.
- The More I Zoom in on the Image of These Dogs, the Clearer it Becomes That They Are Related to the Stars
A picture of dogs is zoomed into more than a thousand times over, until what’s left is soft, shining matter – and the title turns out to be true.
- The Visit
In a Moldovan village, a girl tries to navigate her relationship with her grandmother who insists that she should get married and settle down.
- Until the Day Ends
Set against the backdrop of Serbia’s ongoing protests, an anarchist student and a pro-government young man find themselves fleeing Belgrade together.
- When the Chair Fell Into the Void
A poetic documentary where the experience of migration and the search for identity is explored through dance.
- Writing Home
A tiny bark beetle lives in the forest. When a fire breaks out, she gets separated from her family. Lost and alone, she has to face the world on her own.
- Yugo Goes to America
Three young friends from Serbia drive a decades-old Yugo from New York to Los Angeles, retracing the forgotten journey of Yugoslavia’s most infamous export in this funny and poignant road documentary.