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Atomic Hope - Inside the Pro-Nuclear Movement by Frankie Fenton
03/05/2022
Frankie Fenton’s timely second documentary shines the spotlight on a tiny international movement of pro-nuclear activists and their motives  
Atomic Hope - Inside the Pro-Nuclear Movement
Atomic Summer by Gaël Lepingle
12/11/2020
Gaël Lépingle retraces through fiction the first 24 hours, in survival mode, of five childhood friends stuck inside a closed perimeter established after a nuclear incident  
L'Été nucléaire
Atomised by Oskar Roehler
23/06/2006
Oskar Roehler’s German adaptation of the French cult hit Les particules élémentaires is a mostly satisfying film that could have been darker  
Elementarteilchen
Atonal Glow by Alexander Koridze
16/08/2022
Alexander Koridze’s fine documentary grants us an audience with 10-year-old Georgian musical prodigy Tsotne Zedginidze  
Atonaluri gabrzkineba
The Attack by Ziad Doueiri
30/05/2013
A doctor investigates his wife who is involved in a terrorist bomb attack. Special Jury Prize in San Sebastian and Cineuropa Prize in Istanbul.  
The Attack
Attenberg by Athina Rachel Tsangari
24/08/2011
Bold, passionate, gleefully odd and much more than a typical coming-of-age film. Awarded at Venice in 2010 and finalist for the Lux Prize 2011.  
Attenberg
Attenti al gorilla by Luca Miniero
09/01/2019
Luca Miniero’s latest family comedy plays on the sympathy of YouTuber Frank Matano  
Attenti al gorilla
The Audition by Ina Weisse
12/09/2019
Featuring a captivating performance from Nina Hoss, Ina Weisse’s sophomore feature follows a woman trapped in the pursuit of success and abandoning her family  
Das Vorspiel
August by Armando Capó
01/10/2019
Cuban filmmaker Armando Capó makes his debut with a coming-of-age story based on his own adolescence and memories of the 1994 rafters’ crisis  
Agosto
The August Virgin by Jonás Trueba
02/07/2019
By way of seemingly light-hearted details and conversations, Jonás Trueba introduces the viewer to the mood, the energy and the mindset of those who remain stranded in Madrid over the summer  
La virgen de agosto

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