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Three Summers by Sandra Kogut
17/09/2019
Brazilian Sandra Kogut offers up a dramatic comedy revolving around a domestic cleaner indirectly affected by the famous Operation Car Wash  
Três Verões
Three Windows and a Hanging by Isa Qosja
19/08/2014
Kosovan director Isa Qosja returns to Sarajevo Film Festival's competition after winning the Special Jury Prize in 2005 for Kukumi, the first feature from the territory to break out internationally  
Three Windows and a Hanging
Three Worlds by Catherine Corsini
24/05/2012
A hard-hitting film noir by Catherine Corsini about guilt and a spiral of lies against a backdrop of a corrupt society.  
Through the Fire by Frédéric Tellier
28/11/2018
Pierre Niney shines in a poignant role as a firefighter and severe burns victim who tries to rebuild himself in Frédéric Tellier's second feature film  
Sauver ou périr
Through the Night by Delphine Girard
06/09/2023
VENICE 2023: Delphine Girard’s hard-hitting and meticulous first feature film revolves around a striking and unprecedented trio: a woman, a rapist and the policewoman who answered her distress call  
Quitter la nuit
Through the Window Glass, Three Acts by Christos Barbas
28/06/2021
Greek director Christos Barbas' film documents two months in a locked-down nursing home for the elderly during the first wave of the pandemic, and is an enjoyable watch with a humane message  
Mésa apó to tzámi, treis práxeis
Thule Tuvalu by Matthias von Gunten
14/05/2014
The best film at the last international edition of Visions du Réel in Nyon forces reflection on a disquietingly modern theme  
Thule Tuvalu
Thunder by Carmen Jaquier
12/09/2022
Swiss director Carmen Jaquier’s debut feature film captures the restlessness of a young woman at the end of the nineteenth century and her need for affection  
Foudre
Tides by Tim Fehlbaum
02/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Tim Fehlbaum summons the moist ghost of Kevin Costner in Waterworld and proves that dry land is indeed a myth  
Tides
The Tie by Mathias Théry, Etienne Chaillou
05/02/2020
Following on from La Sociologue et l’ourson, Étienne Chaillou and Mathias Théry put their names to a subtle documentary on the far-right, via the portrait of a young activist  
La Cravate

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