A startling and unique account of migration from the perspective of 3-year-old Lean, as we follow her journey from a refugee camp in Greece to Uppsala…
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The latest from Swedish master Roy Andersson is a characteristically deadpan series of existential sketches, all shot with painstaking minimalist…
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Jonna has lived at the Renfanan children’s home her whole life. She’s always dreamed of having a mother. One day a gorilla pops round in a banged-up…
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A documentary about Bor and Bestla, the only camels in the world that live in the Arctic Circle in the far north of Norway, and 9 year-old Torarin and…
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Light and darkness combine in these taut and tense tales of pressure and success. An Iranian mother makes a catastrophic error under pressure in a…
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Young boy Marco is fleeing from the terrible wizard Maga Kahn and his army of ape soldiers, as he’s stolen a magic diamond that can fulfil wishes at…
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