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Tamar Kapanadze reviews "Smiling Georgia", a film about an unfulfilled campaign promise that exposes how populism and poverty intersect in Georgia.

Maya Ivanova reviews "2000 Songs of Farida", a stunning depiction of 1920 Uzbekistan- a time of turmoil and transiton.

Georgie Archer reviews "Mr Nobody Against Putin", a film about the plight of a school turned upside down following the start of the war in Ukraine.

Rafik Aharonyan reviews "Two Prosecutors", Sergei Loznitsa’s film about Stalinist repression and the machinery of terror in Soviet Russia.

Riccardo Franceschetti reviews "Prisoners of Conscience", a collective film portraying political repression in Georgia through the stories of detainees.

Georgie Archer review "Cat on my Mind", a film about reconstructing other people’s lives through second-hand images, assumptions and imagination.

Riccardo Franceschetti reviews "Clouds move with great speed", a film about Ukrainians' struggle to survive in the harrowing reality of war.

Klára Malinovská reviews "Better go crazy in the wild", an intimate documentary portrait of brotherhood, rural freedom, and the wild beauty of Southwest Czechia.

Robin Roth reviews "Black, Red, Yellow", a film about love and tradition subtly woven with social criticism.

Natalia Kopytnik reviews "Amira’s Children", a film about a Syrian refugee family trying to build its life in Czechia.