In Competition
- The Appointed (director Daniel Naschmann) (Israel)
- Ask Yourself (director Pak Jong Jun) (North Korea)
- The Banishment (director Mehmet Tanrisever) (Turkey)
- Beck (director Jacob Biji) (Netherlands/Belgium)
- Cageman (director Jacob Cheung) (Hong Kong
- The Cherry Orchard (director Antonello Aglioti) (Italy)
- Country Teachers (director He Qun) (China)
- Cultivating Cruelty in Women and Dogs (Russia)
- Daens (director Stijn Coninx) (Belgium)
- Desencuentros (director Leandro Manfrini) (Switzerland)
- Duett (director Saver Schwarzenberger) (Austria)
- Enchanted April (director Mike Newell) (United Kingdom)
- Jack the Bear (director Marshall Herskovitz) (United States of America)
- Mothers and Daughters (director Larry Kent) (Canada)
- Resurrection Morning (director Takeshi Yoshida) (Japan)
- The Hill of No Return (director Tong Wang) (Taiwan)
- Shotgun Wedding (director Paul Harmon) (Australia)
- Sofie (director Liv Ullmann) (Norway/Sweden/Denmark)
- Sopyonje (director Im Kwon-Taek) (South Korea)
- Surigudu (director Desari Narayana Rao) (India)
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