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Our Father, Our President by Manuel Huerga
15/04/2025
Manuel Huerga reminds us why Jordi Pujol, former president of the Government of Catalonia, does not have a street, square or park in Barcelona named after him  
Parenostre
Our Father – The Last Days of a Dictator by José Filipe Costa
06/02/2025
José Filipe Costa presents an impressive meditation on the maintenance of the status quo through a fictionalisation of a period in pre-revolution Portuguese history  
Pai nosso – os últimos dias de Salazar
Our Futures by Rémi Bezançon
09/06/2015
With his new film, Nos Futurs, Rémi Bezançon engages Pierre Rochefort and Pio Marmaï in a frenzied downward spiral in search of their lost adolescence  
Nos futurs
Our Ladies by Michael Caton-Jones
07/10/2019
Michael Caton-Jones brings a charming and bittersweet coming-of-age story, adapted from Alan Warner's best-selling novel The Sopranos, to London  
Our Ladies
Our Lady of the Nile by Atiq Rahimi
06/09/2019
Atiq Rahimi explores the bonds between violence and the sacred through the roots of the Rwandan genocide in 1973, in the world of seemingly innocent privileged young women  
Notre-Dame du Nil
Our Land, Our Altar by André Guiomar
23/06/2020
The debut film by Portuguese director André Guiomar looks at the human stories that are lost when terms like gentrification are normalised  
A Nossa Terra, O Nosso Altar
Our Land, Our Freedom by Meena Nanji, Zippy Kimundu
17/06/2024
Meena Nanji and Zippy Kimundu’s documentary finds Kenya’s history, and perspectives on the 1950s Mau Mau uprising, being rewritten in the present day  
Our Land, Our Freedom
Our Life by Daniele Luchetti
20/05/2010
Our Lovely Pig Slaughter by Adam Martinec
02/07/2024
Debuting filmmaker Adam Martinec delivers a probe into Czech identity and generational conflict set against the fading tradition of domestic pig slaughter  
Mord
Our Men by Rachel Lang
16/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Rachel Lang delivers an unsettling and surprising story set within an obscure community, which questions military careers when viewed through the prism of love and family  
Mon légionnaire

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