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Nothing to Hide by Fred Cavayé
04/10/2018
Fred Cavayé directs an effective and relevant group comedy, a small dinner between friends turns into a settling of scores when everyone's intimacy is exposed to the light of day  
Le Jeu
Notre dame by Valérie Donzelli
12/08/2019
The sixth film from Valérie Donzelli is a refreshing comedy in pastel tones that allows us to laugh at human imperfections  
Notre dame
Notturno by Gianfranco Rosi
10/09/2020
VENICE 2020: The most meticulous of cinematic artists, Gianfranco Rosi, takes an intricate, compassionate and poetic look at daily life along the Middle Eastern front line  
Notturno
Nour by Maurizio Zaccaro
26/11/2019
Maurizio Zaccaro brings to the big screen an episode from the working life of Pietro Bartolo, the Lampedusa doctor who comes to the aid of migrants, in an important and highly affecting account  
Nour
Noura's Dream by Hinde Boujemaa
10/09/2019
Hinde Boujemaa analyses the troubled undercurrents of love and law in Tunisia with a first fiction feature that lets Hend Sabri and Lotfi Abdelli shine  
Noura
Les Nouvelles Eves by Camille Budin, Annie Gisler, Jela Hasler, Thaïs Odermatt, Anna Thommen, Wendy Pillonel
04/10/2021
The collective (and militant) Swiss documentary imposes itself as a battle cry against gender stereotypes  
Les Nouvelles Eves
La nova escola by Ventura Durall
03/06/2020
Ventura Durall illustrates the adventurous educational movement that aspires to change teaching for children and youngsters so that they can face the future and avoid repeating past failures  
La nova escola
Nova Lituania by Karolis Kaupinis
02/07/2019
The debut feature by Lithuanian director Karolis Kaupinis examines the personal and the political with a restrained and careful eye  
Nova Lituania
November by Cédric Jimenez
24/05/2022
CANNES 2022: Cédric Jimenez delivers a suspenseful thriller about the manhunt following the 2015 terror attacks in Paris, but is it enough to keep French and European viewers gripped?  
Novembre
November by Rainer Sarnet
26/04/2017
Rainer Sarnet’s visually arresting parable, premiering internationally in Tribeca’s World Narrative Competition, contemplates the possibility of love in the darkest chaos of a godless world  
November

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