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The Hive by Christophe Hermans
27/10/2021
Christophe Hermans delivers a sensitive and heady first feature film revolving around three sisters weighed down by their mother’s mental illness  
La Ruche
Ho ucciso Napoleone by Giorgia Farina
26/03/2015
Today sees the release in cinemas of the second work by Giorgia Farina, a black comedy that made its global debut at the Bari International Film Festival (21-28 March)  
Ho ucciso Napoleone
Hoard by Luna Carmoon
02/09/2023
VENICE 2023: Taking place over a decade, British director Luna Carmoon’s feature debut sifts through the debris of memory and maternal estrangement  
Hoard
Hold Back by Rachid Djaïdani
11/12/2012
Multi-talented novice filmmaker Rachid Djaïdani delighted the Director's Fortnight with an urban, mixed, and well-paced film, whose laughter however provokes a tragic tear.  
Rengaine
Hold Me Right by Danijela Stajnfeld
22/06/2021
Danijela Štajnfeld and other rape victims speak about their trauma in order to help them find a way to come to terms with the ordeal  
Hold Me Right
Hold Me Tight by Mathieu Amalric
15/07/2021
CANNES 2021: With a very powerful formal gesture, Mathieu Amalric plays with temporalities and imagination to create a complex and sophisticated work  
Serre-moi fort
Hold on to Her by Robin Vanbesien
23/01/2025
Robin Vanbesien delivers an empathic, poetic and political essay film honouring the memory of Mawda, a child killed by police gunfire  
Hold on to Her
Holding Hands by Gianni Amelio
21/04/2017
In his new film, the Calabrian director tackles the bonds of family and the morass of emotions to which they give rise  
La tenerezza
Holding up the Sky by Pieter Van Eecke
16/03/2023
Belgian director Pieter Van Eecke takes us to the heart of the Amazon rainforest where indigenous populations are forced to contend with human cruelty and recklessness  
Holding up the Sky
The  Hole in the Fence by Joaquin del Paso
09/09/2021
VENICE 2021: Mexican director Joaquín del Paso’s second feature welcomes you to the summer sleepaway camp from hell, even if its counsellors would say it's blessed  
El hoyo en la cerca

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