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De Grote Droom - VNL
Rémi Durin, Jake Wegesin, Annechien Strouven
This colourful story about a girl with a fear of failure is rather like *Inside Out* for young children. It’s accessible, with beautiful hand-drawn animation and two dreamy short films thrown in for good measure!
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Kota (Cocotte)
György Pálfi
With great power comes great responsibility but what if the heroine were a chicken? After escaping from a battery cage, she finds shelter in the courtyard of an abandoned restaurant. There, she discovers love, defies the law of the rooster, and fights to protect her eggs.
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Rietland
Sven Bresser
When Johan, a lonely farmer, finds the lifeless body of a young girl on his land, he is overcome by a strange feeling. While caring for his granddaughter, he sets out to uncover the truth, determined to shed light on this tragedy. But evil sometimes lurks behind the most ordinary of facades.
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Soulevements
Thomas Lacoste
A choral portrait featuring 16 voices and 16 unique life stories, a reflective and intimate account of a cross-generational resistance movement, led by young people who are living and fighting against the appropriation of land and water, industrial destruction, and the rise of totalitarian regimes,
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Summer With Monika (Monika)
Ingmar Bergman
Two teenagers meet on a summer day, begin a reckless relationship, and leave their families behind so they can be together.
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Sunny Dancer
George Jaques
Seventeen-year-old Ivy doesn’t want her cancer to define her, and she certainly doesn’t want others to see her as a victim. When her parents send her to a “cancer camp,” she quickly clashes with the camp leaders’ strict rules.
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The End of Oak Street
David Robert Mitchell
After a mysterious cosmic event rips Oak Street from suburbia and transports their neighborhood to someplace unknown, the Platt family soon discovers that their very survival depends on them sticking together as they navigate their now unrecognizable surroundings.
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The Seventh Seal (Le septieme sceau)
Ingmar Bergman
On his way back from the Crusades, a knight encounters Death. He challenges her to a game of chess in order to postpone his inevitable end and find answers to his questions about faith.