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Minamata by Andrew Levitas
22/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Even Johnny Depp’s beret can’t save Andrew Levitas’ clunky movie  
Minamata
Mindscape by Jorge Dorado
16/01/2014
The first feature by Jorge Dorado is a neat psychological thriller played by British actor Mark Strong and American actress Taissa Farmiga. It was presented at the latest Sitges Festival.  
Mindscape
The Miner by Hanna Antonina Wojcik Slak
17/10/2017
Slovenian filmmaker Hanna Slak tells the true story of one man’s quest for the truth against all odds  
Rudar
Minimals in a Titanic World by Philbert Aimé Mbabazi Sharangabo
24/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Philbert Aimé Mbabazi Sharangabo’s feature film debut is a melodrama recounting the joys and sorrows of a group of youngsters in the Rwandan capital  
Minimals in a Titanic World
The Minister by Pierre Schoeller
18/10/2011
Political power analysed in a fast-paced thriller. Olivier Gourmet gives a magnificent performance in a film unveiled at Cannes.  
L’Exercice de l’Etat
Il Ministro by Giorgio Amato
04/05/2016
Gianmarco Tognazzi plays a businessman without scruples aiming to secure a contract worth millions in this black comedy directed by Giorgio Amato, which hits Italian cinemas on 5 May  
Il Ministro
Ministry of Love by Pavo Marinković
07/11/2016
Croatian director Pavo Marinkovic has made an amusing existentialist comedy bristling with sarcasm, starring Stjepan Peric and Drazen Kühn  
Ministarstvo ljubavi
Minor Freedoms by Costas Zapas
07/11/2008
Based on the narrative structure of a Greek tragedy, Minor Freedoms gradually unfolds its power through raw scenes, resonating performances and an imposing atmosphere  
Mikres Eleftheries
Il mio corpo by Michele Pennetta
27/04/2020
The third feature from Michele Pennetta shows with respect and elegance the intimate lives of two characters searching for themselves  
Il mio corpo
Miracle by Bogdan George Apetri
08/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Bogdan George Apetri offers a rare, gripping Romanian thriller that tells an unpredictable, violent story while commenting on Romanian society  
Miracol

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