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Alice and the Mayor by Nicolas Pariser
18/05/2019
CANNES 2019: Nicolas Pariser delivers a very clever and quirky political comedy, with brilliant performances from Fabrice Luchini and Anaïs Demoustier  
Alice et le maire
Alice On&Off by Isabela Tent
23/10/2024
Isabela Tent’s documentary checks whether transgenerational trauma can leave any room for hope  
Alice On&Off
Alice T. by Radu Muntean
07/08/2018
LOCARNO 2018: Radu Muntean’s sixth feature is a rare, compelling portrait of teenage angst  
Alice T.
Alice, Through the Looking by Adam Donen
01/12/2021
Experimental theatre director and symphony composer Adam Donen comes to Black Nights with a very free, and very loopy, adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s children’s classic  
Alice, Through the Looking
Alien: Covenant by Ridley Scott
08/05/2017
Ridley Scott's film, being released in theatres, narratively dovetails into the 1979 original. Action and splatter scenes may satisfy the tastes of young enthusiasts of the genre  
Alien: Covenant
Alien on Stage by Lucy Harvey, Danielle Kummer
24/03/2021
Bus drivers from England decide to stage Ridley Scott’s horror classic. The resulting amateur production is still better than Alien: Resurrection  
Alien on Stage
Alienation by Milko Lazarov
04/09/2013
Christos Stergioglou takes on the main role for Bulgarian Milko Lazarov  
Alienation
Aline, the Voice of Love by Valérie Lemercier
13/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Valérie Lemercier draws loose inspiration from Céline Dion’s life to offer up a mainstream yet original biopic revolving around the artist’s incredible destiny and private life  
Aline
Alis by Clare Weiskopf, Nicolas van Hamelryck
21/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Clare Weiskopf and Nicolas van Hamelryck’s award-winning doc gives a voice to young Colombian women who are now virtually deprived of their freedom, but not of their hope  
Alis
Alive by Michael Siebert
11/01/2021
This theatre-style drama by German director Michael Siebert follows the final days of two terminally ill lovers  
Lebendig

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