The non-competitive strand will also feature Pablo Larrain’s Neruda and Kirsten Johnson’s Cameraperson.

Toni Erdmann

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This year’s Sarajevo Film Festival (Aug 12-20) will feature 17 titles in its Kinoscope programme, including festival hits such as Toni Erdmann and Cameraperson

First launched in 2012, the non-competitive strand selects titles from around the world, excluding territories featured in the festival’s main competition.

This year’s line-up includes titles that have received plaudits at major festivals, including three Palme d’Or nominated films from this year’s Cannes Film Festival: Kleber Mendonca Filho’s Aquarius, Alain Guiraudie’s Staying Vetical, and Maren Ade’s crowd favourite Toni Erdmann, which clocked the highest ever score on Screen’s Cannes Jury Grid.

Also from Cannes is Pablo Larrain’s Neruda, which premiered in Directors’ Fortnight, while the programme includes Kirsten Johnson’s documentary Cameraperson, which recently won the top prize at Sheffield Doc/Fest.

Titles that premiered at Berlin include Ivo Ferreira’s Letters From War, Johnny Ma’s Old Stone and Mia Hansen-Love’s Things To Come.

Kinoscope is programmed by Mike Goodridge, CEO of Protagonist Pictures, along with Alessandro Raja and Mathilde Henrot from Festival Scope.

The 2016 Kinoscope line-up

Aquarius

Brazil, France, 2016, 145 min.

Director: Kleber Mendonca Filho

As I Open My Eyes / À Peine J’ouvre Les Yeux

France, Tunisia, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, 2015, 102 min.

Director: Leyla Bouzid

Baden Baden

Belgium, France, 2016, 96 min.

Director: Rachel Lang

Cameraperson

USA, 2016, 102 min.

Director: Kirsten Johnson

Evolution

France, Belgium, Spain, 2015, 81 min.

Director: Lucile Hadžihalilović

The Fits

USA, 2015, 72 min.

Director: Anna Rose Holmer

Letters From War (Cartas Da Guerra)

Portugal, 2016, 105 min.

Director: Ivo Ferreira

Mother (Ema)

Estonia, 2016, 89 min.

Director: Kadri Kõusaar

Neon Bull (Boi Neon)

Brazil, Uruguay, Netherlands, 2015, 101 min.

Director: Gabriel Mascaro

Neruda

Chile, Spain, France,Argentina, 2016, 107 min.

Director: Pablo Larraín

Old Stone (Lao Shi)

China, Canada, 2016, 80 min.

Director: Johnny Ma

Shelley

Denmark, Sweden, 2016, 92 min.

Director: Ali Abbasi

Staying Vertical (Rester Vertical)

France, 2016, 100 min.

Director: Alain Guiraudie

Tempest (Tempestad)

Mexico, 2016, 105 min.

Director: Tatiana Huezo

Things To Come (L’Avenir)

France, Germany, 2016, 100 min.

Director: Mia Hansen-Løve

Toni Erdmann

Germany, Austria, 2016, 162 min.

Director: Maren Ade

Under The Shadow

United Kingdom, Jordan, Qatar, 2016, 84 min.

Director: Babak Anvari

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