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Die Before Death by Ahmed Imamović
22/08/2023
Ahmed Imamović’s third feature is essentially a TV film that deals with the topics of impending death and the sins of the past in a shallow and banal way  
Umri prije smrti
Dieci minuti by Maria Sole Tognazzi
24/01/2024
Co-written with Francesca Archibugi, Maria Sole Tognazzi’s new movie takes a sensitive and understanding approach to tell the tale of a woman’s existential crisis and subsequent journey of rebirth  
Dieci minuti
Diego Maradona by Asif Kapadia
20/05/2019
CANNES 2019: In this documentary of two halves, Asif Kapadia pits the loveable, vulnerable Diego against the less endearing public figure of Maradona  
Diego Maradona
Diego Star by Frédérick Pelletier
28/01/2013
Frédérick Pelletier’s first feature film had its world premiere in the Bright Future section of the International Film Festival Rotterdam  
Different Eyes by Silvio Soldini
09/10/2013
The documentary by Silvio Soldini and Giorgio Garini is being screened in a number of Italian cinemas today as a special event to mark World Sight Day  
Altri occhi
Different from Whom by Umberto Carteni
17/03/2009
Different Kinds of Rain by Isabel Prahl
29/11/2017
In her feature-length fiction debut, which has world-premiered at Tallinn Black Nights, Isa Prahl confronts a well-off family with its own impotence  
1000 Arten, den regen zu beschreiben
The Dig by Ryan Tohill, Andrew Tohill
19/09/2018
TORONTO 2018: Northern Irish brothers Andrew Tohill and Ryan Tohill present their first film at Toronto, a detective story about a former prisoner’s redemption  
The Dig
Digger by Georgis Grigorakis
02/03/2020
BERLINALE 2020: The first feature by Greek director Georgis Grigorakis is the story of a troubled father-son relationship set against a topical environmental backdrop  
Digger
Digitalkarma by Mark Olexa, Francesca Scalisi
31/01/2019
Directors Mark Olexa and Francesca Scalisi present an honest and contrasted portrait of a girl from Bangladesh who is trapped between a dream world and harsh reality  
Digitalkarma

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