Two young seasonal workers on Croatia’s coast form an unlikely partnership in crime.

Caught up in war, a Ukrainian minister battles diplomatic obstacles to secure her country’s future in Europe.

Four women whose journeys through sport, motherhood, prejudice and personal loss highlight the many forms of strength and resilience

Hungary, 1930. Piper Steve, an assassin born a woman, is on death row awaiting execution when he meets Irma, the pastor’s daughter.

Four women confront online abuse – and a society still unwilling to recognise it as violence.

Monika is a doctor, happy with her partner and pregnant at last, but tells her former husband Petr she thinks she thinks too much.

When authoritarian Tonina secretly buys part of a house on Hvar behind her sister Tajana’s back, family tensions surface.

When Soviets seize Lithuanian Radio and Television, popular TV announcer Daiva stages a hunger strike in a trailer outside the building.

Thirteen-year-old Dua faces the turmoil of adolescence while growing up amid rising ethnic tensions in the late-1990s Kosovo.

Míša meets Andrej for the first time at a bus stop on a winter night. A little drunk.

One summer, in an idyllic Bulgarian village by the sea, one forbidden desire, and one woman’s fight to reclaim her identity.

A journey into a land on the southern border of Bulgaria where ancient rituals, buried memories and modern struggles meet

Chica checa comes back to the village. A touching portrait of the relationship between mother and son in a coming-out family film.

Two lonely young women bond online, finding comfort in humour and shared struggles before meeting in person tests their friendship.

After years of absence, a father’s body is returned to his village, forcing his daughter and estranged wife to confront a buried past.

A volunteer evacuation team risks everything to evacuate civilians from a Ukrainian town under Russian fire.

A portrait of queer artist Ivo Dimchev, whose provocative performances challenge social conventions around identity, sexuality and self-expression.

Five Ukrainian war veterans, four of them amputees, climb Kilimanjaro in a powerful test of resilience, solidarity and recovery.

A family drama about interpersonal tensions between siblings and inheritance disputes.

A tender portrait of young love, vulnerability and a generation searching for its own language of intimacy.

A funny and sad story of Ulya, a teenage girl so tall she almost doesn’t fit into the frame, who becomes a famous Latvian basketballer.

Four siblings on the brink of adulthood confront fear, desire and fractured bonds as they struggle to find their own paths without losing each other.

At a rehab community in a monastery, a recovering addict must choose between protecting the system that saved him and exposing its violence.

A neurologist marked by her mother’s emotional neglect is drawn to a dying patient after witnessing his partner’s unconditional love.

“Have you ever grieved for someone who hasn’t died?” A playful and powerfully honest documentary about family and addiction.

OHO: the radical Yugoslav art movement that challenged convention in the 1960s – and still inspires artists today.

As residents of an Armenian retirement home stage Shakespeare, the play begins to echo their own lives of love, loss and longing.

A couple in their sixties, a lifetime of small bribes, and one big dream that doesn’t quite come true

As a mother loses her sight and her son becomes a father, the two must confront what love demands of them.

A lively and bittersweet portrait of Miecia, whose legendary Baltic smokehouse has become both her life’s work and her identity.