Narrative Films / Auteur Cinema Archive ©

Narrative Films / Auteur Cinema Archive ©

Auteur Cinema Archive is a curated repository celebrating the unique voices of filmmakers who shape cinema through personal vision and artistic integrity. From timeless classics to contemporary masterworks, we highlight films where the director’s signature is unmistakable—works that transcend convention and reflect a singular point of view. Whether rediscovering icons of the past or exploring bold new auteurs, our archive honors the craft, courage, and creativity that define true auteur cinema.

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Narrative Films / Auteur Cinema Archive ©
  • The Feast (Georgia) by Mariam Bitsadze

    "The Feast" portrays the life of a Georgian housewife who spends a day preparing a sumptuous supper for her husband's friends. Despite her efforts, she feels like an outsider and struggles to integrate into the group. As the day progresses, she confronts the societal expectations placed upon her ...

  • Majnuni by Kouros Alaghband and Drew Hoffman

    After stalking a broken family through the night in the war-torn city of Sarajevo, Adnan's identity becomes entangled in the lives he is following.

  • Humanization (Sweden) by Giulio Musi

    Anna lost her child in an accident. Estranged from mundane life she has stopped feeling physical pain. Numb, she decides to end her life throwing herself out of a window. Miraculously Anna survives and wakes up in a nursing home where she befriends a nurse and a young boy. Slowly Anna starts to c...

  • The Dream Machine (France) by Michael William West

    A woman experiments with a Dream Machine, hoping to escape trouble. Within the light and dark of the machine, violent emotions awaken.
    Running Time: 00:09:29

  • Autumn (Russia) by Daria Elkonina

    A train is roaring. A girl wades through the tall grass and a man crosses the river. What happened? Did it happen?
    Running time: 00:34:32

  • In Ashes (Norway) by Kjetil Engh Aasen

    The life of Inger and her son Jonas is turned upside down when the man they thought they knew is suspected of unspeakable crimes against children. As painful questions arise, Inger realizes her son is slowly pulling away from her. Inger struggles to find a way back to her son, while at the same t...

  • Shooting Crows (2018, Switzerland) by Christine Hürzeler

    A park in the fog. Crows flap and caw in the sky. A homeless man sleeps between the trees. Now and then a crow is shot: as a 
deterrent. The crows rally after every shot. A woman disappears. The police gather evidence. What is really going on? Are reality and imagination slowly blurring?

  • Trap (2019, Turkey) Seyid Çolak

    Five fishermen live on an island. Their ordinary life start to change with the unknown disappearance of one of them. Also a wolf comes to the island. The Wolf tries to open his own living space. These happenings cause a growing tension between friends.

  • The Path of a Memory (Belgium) by Katerina Indesteege

    Growling mountains, trees full of fruits, giggles, whispers and tears. The past is still present in the mind of the daydreamer. Documentary meets fiction when the filmmaker fantasizes about her mother's memories. How could her life have looked like in a country far from here, in times of a dictat...

  • Game (2019/Iran) by Ali Haddadi

    A father with financial problems is forced to pay compensation for the damage caused by his son. He tries to get out of this situation by keeping his dignity.

  • Breaker (2017/Japan) by Philippe McKie

    In tomorrow's Tokyo, the technologically-enhanced body of a young mercenary hacker is overrun by a sentient data weapon. Wanted, the parasitic A.I becomes her only ally as she is chased across the city by those seeking to salvage it.