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Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful by Gero von Boehm
18/12/2020
Gero von Boehm signs his name to a fascinating documentary about a controversial figure in the history of fashion photography, typical of the paradoxes of creativity  
Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful
Hen by György Pálfi
09/09/2025
György Pálfi pulls off an audacious film revolving around the misadventures of a chicken and holding up a mirror to the far-from-squeaky-clean human world  
Kota
Henri by Yolande Moreau
26/05/2013
Yolande Moreau closes the Directors' Fortnight with a tender film on grieving and reconstruction  
Henry Fonda for President by Alexander Horwath
26/02/2024
BERLINALE 2024: With the eye and the vast knowledge of a true cinephile, and his finger on the pulse of US society, Alexander Horwath creates a fascinating homage to his idol  
Henry Fonda for President
Henry Glassie: Field Work by Pat Collins
13/09/2019
Veteran Irish helmer Pat Collins’ new documentary favours an observational approach as it paints a unique portrait of the titular American scholar  
Henry Glassie: Field Work
Her Body by Natálie Císařovská
15/11/2023
Natálie Císařovská navigates the intersections of identity, autonomy and societal perceptions in her feature-length fiction debut, presenting the transformative journey of Andrea Absolonová  
Její telo
Her Difference by Lola Doillon
03/10/2025
Jehnny Beth dazzles in Lola Doillon’s generous, educational film about the complexities of life for a woman living with autism undiagnosed  
Différente
Her Job by Nikos Labôt
10/09/2018
TORONTO 2018: Greece’s Nikos Labôt delivers a strong drama on the aftermath of the Greek financial crisis and the need for female empowerment in a dislocated and wounded society  
I Doulia tis
Her Mothers by Asia Dér, Sári Haragonics
20/08/2020
A raw portrait of a lesbian couple adopting a child in Orbán's homophobic Hungary, this documentary by Asia Dér and Sári Haragonics had its European premiere at Sarajevo  
Her Mothers
Her Private Hell by Nicolas Winding Refn
19/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Nicolas Winding Refn returns to the Croisette after ten years, but this hollow horror sci-fi toplined by Sophie Thatcher is not worth the wait  
Her Private Hell

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