Discovery
- 10 Minutes directed by Juan Carlos Rulfo
- 101 Reykjavik directed by Baltasar Kormákur
- 19 directed by Kazushi Watanabe
- Aïe directed by Sophie Fillières
- alaska.de directed by Esther Gronenborn
- Baise-moi directed by Virginie Despentes and Coralie Trinh Thi
- Bangkok Dangerous directed by Oxide Pang and Danny Pang
- Bunny directed by Mia Trachinger
- Chill Out directed by Andreas Struck
- Chopper directed by Andrew Dominik
- City Loop directed by Belinda Chayko
- Compassionate Sex directed by Laura Mañá
- The Day I Became A Woman directed by Marziyeh Meshkini
- Dust to Dust directed by Juan Carlos de Llaca
- Les filles ne savent pas nager directed by Anne-Sophie Birot
- George Washington directed by David Gordon Green
- The Girl directed by Sande Zeig
- In God We Trust directed by Jason Reitman
- Interstate 84 directed by Ross Partridge
- The Iron Ladies directed by Yongyooth Thongkonthun
- Loners directed by David Ondrícek
- The Low Down directed by Jamie Thraves
- The Most Fertile Man in Ireland directed by Dudi Appleton
- Night Kiss directed by Boris Rodriguez Arroyo
- The Red One: Triumph directed by Oleg Pogodin and Vladimir Alenikov
- Scarlet Diva directed by Asia Argento
- Scoutman directed by Masato Ishioka
- Vulgar directed by Bryan Johnson
- The Young Unknowns directed by Catherine Jelski
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