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The New Gospel by Milo Rau
07/09/2020
VENICE 2020: In his new hybrid film, Swiss artist Milo Rau revisits the story and meaning of the Passion of the Christ in a powerful, modern setting  
Das neue Evangelium
The New Greatness Case by Anna Shishova
27/06/2022
Anna Shishova’s poignant yet chilling documentary methodically reveals the perversity and manipulation inherent to state repression in Russia  
Ansa Moskovassa
New Jerusalem by Yarema Malashchuk, Roman Himey
29/04/2020
In their first feature-length documentary, Ukrainian directorial duo Yarema Malashchuk and Roman Himey are losing their religion, one drone at a time  
Zarvanytsia
The New Kid by Rudi Rosenberg
25/09/2015
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2015: Rudi Rosenberg’s debut feature film is a breath of fresh air, a very realistic comedy about entering adolescence  
Le Nouveau
The New Music by Chiara Viale
15/10/2019
Chiara Viale's debut feature is an enjoyable film, the strongest assets of which are its script and the four lead characters' performances  
The New Music
New Order by Michel Franco
11/09/2020
VENICE 2020: Michel Franco makes an audacious, unremitting and brutal critique of inequality and its relationship to violence  
Nuevo orden
New Wave by Richard Linklater
18/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Richard Linklater takes us behind the scenes of Jean-Luc Godard’s Breathless, casually capturing a cinematic revolution in progress  
Nouvelle Vague
The New Year That Never Came by Bogdan Mureşanu
02/09/2024
VENICE 2024: Bogdan Mureşanu’s debut feature delves deep into the stuffy atmosphere of Romania in December 1989  
Anul Nou care n-a fost
News from Planet Mars by Dominik Moll
18/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Dominik Moll recycles his fondness for anxiety-inducing atmospheres with intelligence and humour in an off-the-wall comedy with brilliant performances  
Des nouvelles de la planète Mars
Next Door by Daniel Brühl
02/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: In Daniel Brühl's directorial debut, the German-Spanish actor's self-deprecating humour is spot-on  
Nebenan

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