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Dystopian fairytale about a 'city without a voice'.
Personal photograph album becomes the basis for an unconventionally told romance.
A pair of lonely people come together in offbeat romance.
A goalkeeper kidnapped and tortured by the Argentinian secret police becomes determined to escape.
Moggy hunting and romance on the rooftops of Barcelona.
A long hot summer on Argentinian estate for dysfunctional extended family.
An artist who joins a commune tries to uncover her past lives to end a cycle of violence.
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Coming-of-age drama about a janitor striving to turn his dreams into reality.
After a spoiled, rich kid hosts a party, unexpected guests bring tensions to boiling point.
An emotionally disconnected teenager finds himself forming relationships after becoming stranded in Madrid.
A man tries to build a public loo to cash in on a Papal visit.
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Documentarian tracks an illegal Mexican immigrant as she is tried for murder.
Ghost story about a family who live in an orphanage.
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Ex-con tries to re-establish relations with his family and collect money due him.
A news crew get trapped in an apartment block with a deadly virus and something else...
Film noir sees a down-at-heel gumshoe get mixed up an with Argentinian mafioso's moll.
A deeply religious, married man falls in love with another woman and has to question his whole life.
The lives of two women are changed forever by terrorist bombings in Madrid.
A youth taught to steal in early childhood finds himself resorting to it almost compulsively as he searches for his mother.
When a man accidentally travels back in time, he finds restoring the status quo is easier said than done. Plus read our exclusive interview with director Nacho Vigalondo.
A self-centered trumpeter finds redemption in an unexpected place.
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Coming of age drama about an intersex teen.
Residents of an affluent Mexican city enclave seek vigilante justice.
59th New York Film Festival early bird highlights Futura, Jane By Charlotte, James Baldwin: From Another Place and The Velvet Underground
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