Discovery
- 23 directed by Hans-Christian Schmid
- The Adopted Son directed by Aktan Abdikalikov
- The Adventures of Sebastian Cole directed by Tod Williams
- Bombay Boys directed by Kaizad Gustad
- Broken Vessels directed by Scott Ziehl
- Following directed by Christopher Nolan
- Georgica directed by Sulev Keedus
- Get Real directed by Simon Shore
- Getting Off directed by Julie A. Lynch
- Hair Shirt directed by Dean Paras
- Hell's Kitchen directed by Tony Cinciripini
- In The Winter Dark directed by James Bogle
- Kenoma directed by Eliane Caffé
- L'arrière Pays directed by Jacques Nolot
- Long Time Since directed by Jay Anania
- Mensaka directed by Salvador García Ruiz
- The Pianist directed by Mario Gas
- Porkkaalam directed by Cheran
- Praise directed by John Curran
- Radiance directed by Rachel Perkins
- Rosie: The Devil In My Head directed by Patrice Toye
- The Shoe directed by Laila Pakalniņa
- The Sleepwalker directed by Fernando Spiner
- Sombre directed by Philippe Grandrieux
- Sweety Barrett directed by Stephen Bradley
- The Terrorist directed by Santosh Sivan
- Trans directed by Julian L. Goldberger
- Une Minute De Silence directed by Florent Emilio Siri
- West Beirut directed by Ziad Doueiri
- Windhorse directed by Paul Wagner
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