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Their Algeria by Lina Soualem
29/04/2020
Lina Soualem makes a successful directorial debut with an intimate, sensitive and poignant documentary about her grandparents and the identity of Algerians who immigrated to France after the war  
Leur Algérie
Thelma by Joachim Trier
15/09/2017
TORONTO 2017: Joachim Trier and Eskil Vogt deliver a supernatural coming-of-age lesbian thriller that transcends genres and reality  
Thelma
Theo: A Conversation With Honesty by Damien Hauser
25/11/2022
Damien Hauser’s first feature opens up debate on the sensitive subject of sexual violence  
Theo: Eine Konversation Mit Der Ehrlichkeit
Theo and the Metamorphosis by Damien Odoul
05/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Damien Odoul embarks upon a sensational, fragmented experience following the thoughts of a boy with Down Syndrome as he reinterprets reality in his very own way  
Théo et les métamorphoses
Theory of Change by Dennis Stauffer
30/01/2023
Dennis Stauffer's first feature film takes us behind the scenes of the dynamic Swiss political movement Operation Libero  
Theory of Change
There is a Light by Fabio Mollo
09/03/2017
Fabio Mollo’s second film is an emotional on-the-road movie that ponders the future, fatherhood, and borders in and against nature. Starring Luca Marinelli and Isabella Ragonese  
Il Padre d'Italia
There Is No Evil by Mohammad Rasoulof
29/02/2020
BERLINALE 2020: Mohammad Rasoulof makes a powerful point in his not-so-short film about killing  
Sheytan vojud nadarad
There Is No Place Like Home by Gabriele Muccino
12/02/2018
Gabriele Muccino tells the story of a family reunion in which all facades are dropped, with the excessive pathos we often see in his films but also some great moments of honesty  
A casa tutti bene
There Is Still Tomorrow by Paola Cortellesi
20/10/2023
The debut as director of actress Paola Cortellesi is a successful fresco on the condition of women in 1940s Italy, with an excellent balance of drama and humour  
C'è ancora domani
There Was a Little Ship by Marion Hänsel
05/02/2020
From her hospital bed, Belgian filmmaker Marion Hänsel creates an intimate portrait of the cities, events and people that have shaped her life  
Il était un petit navire

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