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The Cave by Feras Fayyad
17/09/2019
Feras Fayyad offers a feminist documentary on the epic work of a woman-doctor who saves the lives of bombing victims in an underground Syrian hospital  
The Cave
Caveat by Damian Mc Carthy
08/10/2020
Damian Mc Carthy’s psychological horror was the opening film of this year’s edition of the IndieCork Film Festival  
Caveat
Caveman – The Hidden Giant by Tommaso Landucci
08/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Tommaso Landucci pays tribute to a man who turned his delicate and courageous art into a veritable testimony  
Caveman - Il gigante nascosto
Ce n'est qu'un au revoir by Guillaume Brac
21/05/2024
CANNES 2024: In this charming documentary, Guillaume Brac captures a snapshot of today's youth by filming the last days of high school for a group of boarding school kids  
Ce n'est qu'un au revoir
Celebration by Bruno Anković
03/07/2024
Having endured only hardships in his life, a good man crosses a moral boundary to become a member of a fascist militia in Bruno Anković’s mesmerising debut feature  
Celebration
Cell 211 by Daniel Monzón
22/03/2010
Intelligent script and strong cast lie behind Daniel Monzon’s multiple award-winning, socially compelling genre blockbuster  
Celda 211
Cellar Door by Viko Nikci
28/01/2019
Viko Nikci's second feature is certainly a noteworthy experimental thriller, but viewing it requires considerable attentiveness and patience  
Cellar Door
The Cellar by Brendan Muldowney
16/03/2022
Don’t buy those “reasonably priced” old houses, people, or there will be hell to pay, as director Brendan Muldowney proves  
The Cellar
Celluloid Underground by Ehsan Khoshbakht
17/10/2023
Ehsan Khoshbakht’s documentary returns on the painful but beautiful period of his own burgeoning cinephilia and the past of his native Iran  
Celluloid Underground
Celts by Milica Tomovic
09/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Serbian director Milica Tomović's feature debut connects her own generation to that of her parents in a story that reflects society's downfall  
Kelti

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