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The Belle from Gaza by Yolande Zauberman
17/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Yolande Zauberman continues to reveal the hidden, nocturnal side of Israeli society with an intimacy of exceptional intensity  
La Belle de Gaza
Bellezza, addio by Carmen Giardina, Massimiliano Palmese
23/06/2023
Carmen Giardina and Massimiliano Palmese’s charming documentary homes in on Dario Bellezza, considered by Pasolini to be the best poet of his generation in the ’70 and ‘80s  
Bellezza, addio
Bellissime by Elisa Amoruso
21/10/2019
Following her documentary on Chiara Ferragni, Elisa Amoruso continues her reflection on the cult of appearances in this new, non-fiction work  
Bellissime
Bellum - The Daemon of War by Georg Götmark, David Herdies
21/04/2021
David Herdies and Georg Götmark's documentary is a triptych of stories exploring the meaning of war today  
Bellum - The Daemon of War
The Belly of the Mountain by Stephen Loye
19/04/2021
Stephen Loye delivers a fascinating and very personal documentary brings back up to the surface the many echoes of the 2015 A320 Germanwings crash in the Alps  
Le Ventre de la montagne
The Belly of the Sea by Agustí Villaronga
11/11/2021
Drawing on history, painting and literature, Catalan helmer Agustí Villaronga’s eclectic survival drama mercilessly digs into the darkest sides of human nature  
El ventre del mar
The Belly of the Whale by Morgan Bushe
16/07/2018
Morgan Bushe’s debut feature, which echoes the best American indie films, is certainly promising and lays the foundations for his directorial career  
The Belly of the Whale
Belmonte by Federico Veiroj
27/09/2018
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Uruguayan director Federico Veiroj, now based in Spain, unveils his new comedy exploring the adult fear of the passage of time  
Belmonte
Belonging by Burak Çevik
19/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: The second feature by Turkish filmmaker Burak Çevik is an experimental, topographical reconstruction of his grandmother’s murder  
Aidiyet
Beloved by Christophe Honoré
04/07/2011
A bittersweet family chronicle revisiting melodrama by Christophe Honoré. A poetic and moving film unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival 2011.  
Les Bien-aimés

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