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Ammonite by Francis Lee
19/10/2020
Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan play Victorians finding love on rocky Dorset beaches, in Francis Lee’s fine follow-up to God’s Own Country  
Ammonite
Amnesia by Barbet Schroeder
19/05/2015
CANNES 2015: It's back to Ibiza for Barbet Schroeder who establishes a continuum between modernity and the need to face the hidden shadows of the past  
Amnesia
Amnesia by Nini Bull Robsahm
11/03/2015
The second directorial effort by Nini Bull Robsahm is a drama with a lot of plot twists, full of suspense but lacking originality  
Amnesia
Amnesty by Bujar Alimani
25/05/2011
An intense feature debut by Albania’s Bujar Alimani, winner of the Jury Special Prize, the Fipresci Prize and the Cineuropa Award at the 2011 Lecce Festival of European Film.  
Amnistia
Amo la tempesta by Maurizio Losi
11/04/2016
A group of parents decides to kidnap and bring their children, who have emigrated abroad, back to Italy in this surreal comedy directed by Maurizio Losi, screened in the Nuove proposte section at Bari  
Amo la tempesta
Amok by Kasia Adamik
24/03/2017
Kasia Adamik’s latest film gives us a diagnosis of civilisation, of the contemporary affliction that is our obsession with being noticed  
Amok
Among Us by Marco van Geffen
19/06/2012
In Among Us, a film unveiled last year in Locarno, Marco Van Geffen draws the detached, clinical portrait of a young au pair walled up in her own silence  
among us women by Sarah Noa Bozenhardt, Daniel Abate Tilahun
29/10/2021
German director Sarah Noa Bozenhardt and Ethiopian filmmaker Daniel Abate Tilahun explore the dangers faced by pregnant women in rural Ethiopia  
Unter uns Frauen
Amor Amor by Jorge Cramez
14/02/2018
Portuguese director Jorge Cramez returns with a loose adaptation of a Corneille play set in modern-day Lisbon  
Amor Amor
Amor Fati by Cláudia Varejão
27/04/2020
The third feature film by Portuguese director Cláudia Varejão transports us to a parallel universe where reality becomes dream  
Amor Fati

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