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Calm with Horses by Nick Rowland
13/03/2020
The characters overshadow the plot in Nick Rowland's directorial debut, starring Cosmo Jarvis, Barry Keoghan and Niamh Algar  
Calm with Horses
Calvary by John Michael McDonagh
10/02/2014
After Sundance, Irish director John Michael McDonagh brings his religious whodunit to Berlin  
Calvary
Camagroga by Alfonso Amador
25/06/2020
Spanish documentarian Alfonso Amador provides us with an exhaustive depiction of tiger-nut farming in the village of Alboraya, near Valencia  
Camagroga
The Cambridge Squatter by Eliane Caffé
26/09/2016
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2016: New from Brazil’s Eliane Caffé is a tragicomedy of manners that aims to hold up a mirror to the realities of life in contemporary Brazil  
Era o Hotel Cambridge
The Camera of Doctor Morris by Itamar Alcalay, Meital Zvieli
07/06/2022
Itamar Alcalay and Meital Zvieli have assembled 8mm images, shot by a British doctor who moved to Israel in the 1960s, into a poignant portrait of a family in a state that was only just born  
The Camera of Doctor Morris
Camille by Boris Lojkine
15/10/2019
Boris Lojkine’s film beautifully tells the story of the bright, moving and tragic destiny of young French photojournalist Camille Lepage  
Camille
Camille Claudel 1915 by Bruno Dumont
15/02/2013
Bruno Dumont turns Juliette Binoche into a sick Camille Claudel, totally possessed by a character who stands out in the competition of the 63rd Berlinale.  
Camille Claudel 1915
Camille Rewinds by Noémie Lvovsky
26/05/2012
The Directors’ Fortnight closed with Camille Rewinds, a tender and very funny film that catapults its delighted audience into the fluorescent, old school, basically brilliant, world of the 1980s.  
Camino, A Feature-length Selfie by Martin de Vries
04/02/2019
Armed with a smartphone and a selfie stick, in his directorial debut Martin de Vries invites us to tag along on his pilgrimage  
Camino, een feature-length selfie
A Campaign of Their Own by Lionel Rupp, Michael David Mitchell
26/04/2017
The debut feature by Lionel Rupp (Wonderland) and Michael David Mitchell, which was screened in competition at Visions du Réel in Nyon, shows us a different America, brave and free  
A Campaign of Their Own

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