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Out

Daniel Dencik, 2006

We won't stop them from having children, nor will we kill them. We'll even give them a sum of money to leave, if they cooperate. When their case is settled, they have to leave.

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Over

Jörn Threlfall, 2015

'Over' presents what looks like a crime scene. As the film progresses, we watch an intriguing story unfold. What has happened in this quiet neighbourhood? A murder, a hit-and-run, an accident? The reality is profound, and deeply unexpected.

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Schwarm

Eugen Merher, 2016

12-year-old Leon would do anything to belong to a group of boys from his school. While seeking for attention, he gets into a conflict with the ruthless leader Ecke. He dares him to shoot a bird with an airgun to be accepted as a full member.

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Flickan som slutade ljuga

Andrea Friberg, 2004

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Au pays de l'aurore boréale

Caroline Attia, 2019

Colin has lived with his grandfather Karl since his parents died. When Karl goes narwhal hunting, Colin travels as a stowaway in his shelter-sled. He will have to overcome his fears and learn the secrets of the Far North.

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Cura Sana

Lucía G. Romero, 2023

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Skyggebarn

Cille Hannibal, 2021

Most people have five senses. Peter only has three, having lost both his sight and
hearing as a newborn. His family must see and hear the world for him.

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Lykkefanten

Jesper W. Nielsen, 1997

Ever since Ida's mother was abandoned for a younger woman, she has sought solace in a bottle - life has become hard for seven year old Ida, trying to take care of house, home, little brother, Skrubsak, and mother's cleaning job. Even Ida's dream of the family holiday could easily turn into a nightmare if she and little borther are taken into care by the Child Protection Authority.

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Massakren i Dvor

Kasper Vedsmand, Georg Larsen, 2015

Only a few meters from a Danish UN Camp in Dvor, Croatia, nine disabled people, both Serbs and Croats, were executed in cold blood by a group of unidentified men on August the 8th 1995. The Danish soldiers in Camp Dannevirke were assigned by the United Nations to monitor the ceasefire between the Serbs and the Croats. They were only allowed to use weapons in self-defense.