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Mothering Sunday by Eva Husson
10/07/2021
CANNES 2021: Eva Husson puts the sexy into the British period drama in this stunning adaptation of Graham Swift's novella  
Mothering Sunday
Motherland by Hanna Badziaka, Alexander Mihalkovich
20/03/2023
Alexander Mihalkovich and Hanna Badziaka's documentary paints a bleak and convincing picture of the violent culture inherent in Belarusian society  
Motherland
Motherland by Tomas Vengris
15/10/2019
Lithuanian filmmaker Tomas Vengris' first feature is the story of a mother bringing her US-born son to her homeland for the first time in 1992  
Gimtine
Motherland by Senem Tüzen
10/09/2015
VENICE 2015: Senem Tüzen has her sights sets on the Lion of the Future with this co-production between Turkey and Greece, set in a town in deepest Anatolia, where a daughter clashes with her mother  
Ana Yurdu
Mothers by Milcho Manchevski
14/02/2011
Celebrated Macedonian director Milcho Manchevski returns to the triptych structure of his debut breakthrough Before the Rain, to explore the question of truth  
Majki
Mothers' Instinct by Olivier Masset-Depasse
10/09/2018
TORONTO 2018: Calling on the services of Veerle Baetens and Anne Coesens, Belgium’s Olivier Masset-Depasse delivers an atmospheric, female-driven, nostalgic psychological thriller set in the 1960s  
Duelles
The Motive by Manuel Martín Cuenca
27/09/2017
SAN SEBASTIÁN 2017: Manuel Martín Cuenca directs this sharp satire about the stratagems employed by many a creative type, be they writers, artists or filmmakers  
El autor
The Mount of Ants by Riccardo Palladino
14/08/2017
LOCARNO 2017: The first film by Italy's Riccardo Palladino takes advantage of the lives of ants as an opportunity to talk about (collective) immortality and the circle of life  
Il monte delle formiche
Mountain by Yaelle Kayam
06/09/2015
VENICE 2015: Space – how it can unite and how it separates – is central to the state of Israel and is at the core of Yaelle Kayam's feature debut, premiering in the Orizzonti competition  
Ha'har
The Mountain by Thomas Salvador
25/05/2022
CANNES 2022: The highly original Thomas Salvador delivers a more than astonishing work on the journey to the paranormal of man who turns his back to society to recharge in the mountains  
La Montagne

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