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Four Seasons in a Day by Annabel Verbeke
07/05/2021
Belgian director Annabel Verbeke's documentary explores the thoughts and emotions of people living near the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland in a problematic way  
Four Seasons in a Day
Four Souls of Coyote by Áron Gauder
15/03/2023
Áron Gauder revisits the Amerindian cosmogony and signs a masterly work, universal and accessible to all audiences, on Nature and the place of humans on Earth  
Kojot négy lelke
The Fourth Character by Katerina Patroni
24/08/2020
Katerina Patroni’s film is a story of people, their losses, regrets and attempts at redemption set on the streets of Athens  
O tétartos charaktíras
The Fourth Wall by David Oelhoffen
01/10/2024
More relevant than ever, David Oelhoffen uses Sorj Chalandon’s cult novel to shed light on the inevitability of the war in the Near-East and the role played by theatre and art in human conflicts  
Le Quatrième Mur
The Fourth Window by Yair Qedar
06/07/2021
In his documentary, Yair Qedar offers an in-depth look at the life and work of late Israeli literary powerhouse Amos Oz  
The Fourth Window
Fox and Hare Save the Forest by Mascha Halberstad
26/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: Mascha Halberstad’s animated characters really do need to save the forest – but before that, they have to deal with massive egos and tiny underwear  
Fox and Hare Save the Forest
Fox in a Hole by Arman T. Riahi
11/06/2021
Arman T Riahi's juvenile prison drama, which opened this year's Diagonale, is an intense and unrelenting film with an excellent cast  
Fuchs im Bau
The Fox by Adrian Goiginger
21/11/2022
Adrian Goiginger’s sophomore feature tells the heartbreaking story of his great-grandfather, an Austrian soldier who comes across a wounded fox cub at the dawn of World War II  
Der Fuchs
Foxes by Mira Fornay
10/09/2009
Foxfire by Laurent Cantet
11/12/2012
A new cinematographic experience for the subtle French filmmaker who was awarded in Cannes in 2008, as this time he adapts a Joyce Carol Oates novel set in the 1950s.  
Foxfire

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