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Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale by Jalmari Helander
25/11/2010
Finnish director Jalmari Helander’s stylised, wild and dark version of the Santa Claus tale lands in hundreds of cinemas around the world after having won awards at Locarno and Sitges  
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
Rascal by Peter Dourountzis
13/11/2020
Pierre Deladonchamps dazzles as a seductive and dangerous vagabond, the troubling protagonist of Peter Dourountzis’s first feature, a social thriller about the role of the individual  
Vaurien
Rascals by Jimmy Laporal-Trésor
11/01/2023
Jimmy Laporal-Trésor’s popular yet political debut feature film depicts the violent Paris-based clash between youngsters from housing estates and skinheads in 1984  
Les Rascals
Raspberries with Mustard by Ruth Olshan
16/03/2022
Ruth Olshan’s movie about the world of adolescence is a colourful and unpretentious drama which leaves an after-taste of summer  
Himbeeren mit Senf
A Rational Solution by Jörgen Bergmark
15/09/2009
Two couples and ten rules for living together in an experiment that puts a strain on everyone. A brilliant debut feature in the form of a Scandinavian comedy tinged with melancholy  
Det enda rationella
Ravens by Jens Assur
29/09/2017
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2017: Swedish director Jens Assur offers a compelling, atmospheric first feature starring the excellent Reine Brynolfsson and Jacob Nordström  
Korparna
Raving Iran by Susanne Regina Meures
19/04/2016
Susanne Regina Meures’ film, which had its world premiere in the Helvétiques section of Visions du Réel, takes us far away, to a place where music is synonymous with freedom  
Raving Iran
Raw by Julia Ducournau
15/05/2016
CANNES 2016: This truly well-made and completely ‘mutant’ debut feature by Julia Ducournau is a gory piece that is completely original, thrilling and, in a word, impressive  
Grave
Raw Material by Martin Boross
13/11/2024
Good intentions based upon justice sometimes have unpredictable consequences, as Hungarian director Martin Boross’ first feature film cleverly reveals  
Nyersanyag
Ray & Liz by Richard Billingham
06/08/2018
LOCARNO 2018: Award-winning photographer Richard Billingham’s autobiographical first film gives an overpowering sense of how a bad relationship can create misery  
Ray & Liz

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