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France by Bruno Dumont
16/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Bruno Dumont holds a magnifying glass and a mirror over the conflicting ambitions and the new awareness of a disturbing truth about the state of the country and of its souls  
France
Francesca by Bobby Păunescu
04/09/2009
Francofonia by Aleksandr Sokurov
07/09/2015
VENICE 2015: Through the joint efforts of two curators to save the Louvre from the devastation of the Second World War, the Russian maestro brings us a strong and moving ode to art, Europe and beauty  
Francofonia, le Louvre sous l’occupation
Frankie by Ira Sachs
21/05/2019
CANNES 2019: In what feels like one of the longest 98-minute-long films ever made, Ira Sachs talks about a terminal illness and, fittingly enough, leaves you comatose  
Frankie
Franky Five Star by Birgit Möller
20/06/2023
Birgit Möller delves into a young woman's restless, chaotic and ever-changing mind to describe her many crazy moods, impulses and personalities  
Franky Five Star
Frantz by François Ozon
02/09/2016
VENICE 2016: François Ozon has made a masterfully sublime and accomplished film with a finely honed screenplay, featuring remarkable performances from Paula Beer and Pierre Niney  
Frantz
Freaks Out by Gabriele Mainetti
09/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Gabriele Mainetti’s second film blends pure entertainment with a reflection on diversity, but its tendency towards appropriation results in a feeling of déjà vu  
Freaks Out
Freda by Gessica Geneus
16/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Despite some flaws, Gessica Généus’ debut manages to gift viewers with some authentic takes on how hard it is to be young in today’s Haiti  
Freda
Free Country by Christian Alvart
15/11/2019
Christian Alvart directs an efficient remake of the Spanish film Marshland, plunging two investigators in the troubled waters of a recently reunified Germany  
Freies Land
Free Dacians by Andrei Gorgan, Monica Lazurean-Gorgan
24/10/2018
The new film by Monica Lăzurean-Gorgan and Andrei Gorgan proves that the Romanians’ obsession with their ancient history is not as local as one would assume  
Dacii Liberi

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