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Little Tito and the Aliens by Paola Randi
28/11/2017
Very well received at Torino, the new film by the Milanese filmmaker, set near Area 51 in Nevada, weaves together science fiction, poetry and human emotions  
Tito e gli alieni
Little Trouble Girls by Urska Djukic
14/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Debuting director Urška Djukić offers up a fresh and beguiling take on the female coming-of-age story  
Kaj ti je deklica
Little Vampire by Joann Sfar
08/10/2020
Joann Sfar adapts his own cult comic book, offering family audiences a funny, warm-hearted and audacious film, buoyed by a gallery of loveable characters  
Petit vampire
Little White Lies 2 by Guillaume Canet
30/04/2019
With his sequel to Little White Lies, Guillaume Canet puts his name to a film which works well from a comedic point of view, though its dramatic intentions don’t quite hit the mark  
Nous finirons ensemble
Live by Lisa Charlotte Friederich
27/01/2020
German director Lisa Charlotte Friederich presents her first feature film - a bold science-fiction concept - in Saarbrücken  
Live
Live a Little by Fanny Ovesen
03/02/2025
A crazy couch-surfing trip paves the way for an inner journey in Fanny Ovesen’s feature debut  
Leva Lite
Live and Become by Radu Mihaileanu
06/04/2005
The gap between "Go, live and become" and "You can cry now, if you want" comprises the initiatory journey of young Schlomo, life's painful apprenticeship  
Va, vis et deviens
The Lives of Infamous Men by Marianne Pistone, Gilles Deroo
07/07/2022
Gilles Deroo and Marianne Pistone craft a seemingly austere yet rich, fascinating and subtle work of fiction treading the line between social norms and human nature  
La Vie des hommes infâmes
The Lives of Others by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
29/10/2006
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s debut feature is a worthy peek at spying in former East Germany  
Das Leben der anderen
Living by Oliver Hermanus
21/01/2022
Bill Nighy is a cancer-stricken bureaucrat in search of lost time in South African director Oliver Hermanus’ adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s Ikiru  
Living

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