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Valley of Shadows by Jonas Matzow Gulbrandsen
15/09/2017
TORONTO 2017: Norwegian filmmaker Jonas Matzow Gulbrandsen’s debut film is a Gothic horror story about a monster that feeds off a young boy’s fear, grief and shyness  
Skyggenes dal
Valley of Souls by Nicolás Rincón Gille
24/01/2020
The first fiction feature by the Colombian director living in Belgium Nicolás Rincón Gille is an epic memorial tale following in the tracks of the Colombian Civil War  
Tantas almas
The Valley by Ghassan Salhab
13/02/2015
BERLIN 2015: Lebanon doesn't make Greek new wave; but if it did, it would probably be as good as Ghassan Salhab's new movie  
Al-wadi
The Value of Time by Xavier Bermúdez
03/07/2013
Xavier Bermúdez's new film screened in the Official Competition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival  
Vamos a la playa by Bettina Blümner
06/10/2022
In her new dramedy, Bettina Blümner warmly welcomes you to the world of cringe  
Vamos a la playa
Vampir by Branko Tomovic
29/10/2021
Serbian-German actor Branko Tomović debuts as a director with a low-budget, atmospheric and creepy horror film  
Vampir
Vandal by Hélier Cisterne
29/11/2013
First feature length film by Hélier Cisterne, in competition at the 31st Turin Film Festival, stars a rebellious teenager who becomes a tagger  
Vandal
The Vanished President by Jean-Marc Peyrefitte
26/08/2022
Jacques Gamblin and André Dussollier shine in Jean-Marc Peyrefitte’s feature debut, which brings attention to an often ignored part of political history with intelligence and comic vivacity  
Le Tigre et le Président
The Vanishing Point by Bani Khoshnoudi
15/04/2025
Iranian director Bani Khoshnoudi tries to give life to the ghost of a family’s past that now only lives through the few objects that inhabited it  
Noghteh-e-Goriz
The Vanishing by Karim Moussaoui
10/12/2024
Karim Moussaoui’s film follows a privileged young man in Algiers who starts to break at the seams, but its bland narrative and lack of stakes drag the story down  
L'effacement

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