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Time of Moulting by Sabrina Mertens
04/02/2020
Sabrina Mertens’ first fiction feature is a prodigious psychological drama made up of tableaux vivants, following in the footsteps of a young girl abused by her unstable mother  
Fellwechselzeit
Time Out by Eve Duchemin
19/01/2023
Eve Duchemin takes an intense yet subtle approach to depict the impossibility of three prisoners allowing themselves to enjoy life while on leave  
Temps mort
Time Perspectives by Ciro Sorrentino
31/10/2019
This first work by the Neapolitan director now residing in London Ciro Sorrentino is a small-scale Back to the Future set in the Italian countryside and featuring a Vespa in the place of the DeLorean  
Time Perspectives
Time Share by Sebastián Hofmann
29/01/2018
Mexican director Sebastián Hofmann’s sophomore effort is a beguiling absurdist horror, which world-premiered at Sundance  
Tiempo Compartido
Time to the Target by Vitaly Mansky
18/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Vitaly Mansky returns to his hometown of Lviv to show life in Ukraine 1,000 kilometres away from the frontlines over the period of a year and a half  
Chas pidlotu
Timebox by Nora Agapi
22/10/2018
Memory, relevance and one's relationship with one's home are discussed in Nora Agapi's debut feature, which world-premiered at Astra  
Timebox
Timecrimes by Nacho Vigalondo
26/06/2008
Science-fiction, anguish, humour and nihilism: a debut feature that stands out in the Spanish cinematic landscape and is destined for a US remake  
Los Cronocrimenes
Timestalker by Alice Lowe
09/03/2024
British black comedy specialist Alice Lowe returns with a look at love through the ages, and among the ruins  
Timestalker
Timestamp by Kateryna Gornostai
21/02/2025
BERLINALE 2025: Kateryna Gornostai’s mosaic-like, simultaneously sober and emotional observational documentary depicts school life across war-torn Ukraine  
Strichka chasu
Timgad by Fabrice Benchaouche
07/12/2016
French director Fabrice Benchaouche brings us a pleasant ode to tolerance and solidarity through a commonplace and universal passion  
Timgad

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