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The Secret Life of Words by Isabel Coixet
11/04/2006
Words have a life, and this life lies entirely in the "spoken", in the challenge of the unspeakable. Precisely like cinema, which confronts that which cannot be adequately expressed  
La vida secreta de las palabras
Secret Name by Aurélia Georges
09/08/2021
Presented in Locarno’s International Competition, Aurélia Georges’ third feature film is a poetic work of unsettling classicism tackling the subject of otherness  
La place d'une autre
The Secret of Doctor Grinberg by Ida Cuéllar
18/06/2020
Ida Cuéllar’s first feature-length documentary explores the mysterious 1994 disappearance of Mexican neurophysiologist Dr Jacobo Grinberg  
El secreto del doctor Grinberg
The Secret of Kells by Tomm Moore, Nora Twomey
28/01/2009
All the magic of medieval art and an exploration of Irish legends are combined in this fantastical debut feature which stands as a symbol of European specificity  
Brendan and the Secret of Kells
The Secret of the Grain by Abdellatif Kechiche
03/09/2007
Security by Peter Chelsom
09/06/2021
Directed by Brit Peter Chelsom, the Italian adaptation of the novel by US author Stephen Amidon is a drama masquerading as a thriller without surprises  
Security
Sediments by Adrián Silvestre
10/06/2021
Adrián Silvestre accompanies six transsexuals on a journey into rural Spain, where their different personalities, desires and conflicts gradually come to light while they live side by side  
Sedimentos
See You Friday Robinson by Mitra Farahani
21/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Ebrahim Golestan and Jean-Luc Godard, New Wavers Iranian and French, embark on an email round-robin conversation in this amusing documentary from Godard collaborator Mitra Farahani  
À vendredi Robinson
See You Up There by Albert Dupontel
25/10/2017
On the edge of tragicomedy, Albert Dupontel delivers an adaptation of Pierre Lemaître’s novel that is both very public and very personal  
Au revoir là-haut
The Seed of the Sacred Fig by Mohammad Rasoulof
25/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof helms a remarkable political film about the feminist revolution in his country through the carefully scripted misadventures of a small family  
Danaye anjir-e moabad

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