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The Wolf's Lair by Catarina Mourão
23/04/2015
Catarina Mourão paints a portrait of her family by means of an investigation centred on the figure of her grandfather, author Tomaz de Figueiredo  
A Toca do Lobo
The Wolf, the Fox and the Leopard by David Verbeek
13/06/2025
David Verbeek’s feature is a bold, philosophical fable about identity and freedom, blending striking visuals with a captivating performance by Jessica Reynolds  
The Wolf, the Fox and the Leopard
Wolf Totem by Jean-Jacques Annaud
24/03/2015
The French director has shot a fantastic family film based on a very famous book in China. With the message of hope found in his previous works The Bear and Two Brothers  
Le Dernier Loup
Wolfschildren by Rick Ostermann
29/08/2013
A delicate and brutal film on one of the most dramatic chapters of the Second World War: the flight of German civilians from the Red Army’s occupation  
Wolfskinder
Wolfwalkers by Tomm Moore, Ross Stewart
14/12/2020
Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart's animated flick is a beautiful tale of friendship, love and courage  
Wolfwalkers
Wolka by Árni  Ásgeirsson
10/11/2022
Suspense, tension and secrets from the past are probed in Iceland by a dangerous Polish woman on parole, in the last movie by the late Árni Ólafur Ásgeirsson  
Wolka
The Wolves Always Come at Night by Gabrielle Brady
16/09/2024
Hybrid documentarian Gabrielle Brady’s ode to loss is a touching, collaborative effort set in rural Mongolia  
Чоно үүр шөнөөр ирдэг
Wolves at the Borders by Martin Páv
15/12/2020
Martin Páv’s Doc Alliance Selection nominee emulates Metallica and talks of wolf and man  
Vlci na hranicích
Woman by Anastasia Mikova, Yann Arthus-Bertrand
01/09/2019
VENICE 2019: Women from around the world talk candidly about their experiences of being female in Anastasia Mikova and Yann Arthus-Bertrand's lovingly crafted documentary  
Woman
Woman and Child by Saeed Roustaee
23/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Saeed Roustaee weaves a highly sophisticated narrative and visual constellation around a grieving woman who decides to stop compromising  
Zan o bacheh

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