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Lorik by Alexey Zlobin
29/11/2018
A mysterious moment of divine intervention transforms an egotistical middle-aged actor into a man with a heart of gold in Alexey Zlobin’s drama  
Lorik
Lorna's Silence by Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
14/07/2008
This personal journey of a woman who ends up in the steel-making town of Seraing, trying to break free from her immigrant status and longing for a better life, touches the essence of humanity  
Le Silence de Lorna
Loro 1 by Paolo Sorrentino
24/04/2018
Paolo Sorrentino delves into the conscience of the controversial politician and businessman, Silvio Berlusconi, leaving all moral commentary aside  
Loro 1
Loro 2 by Paolo Sorrentino
09/05/2018
In his film about Silvio Berlusconi, Paolo Sorrentino appropriates and reinvents the billionaire politician’s entire history  
Loro 2
Lose Your Head by Stefan Westerwelle, Patrick Schuckmann
09/02/2013
Stefan Westerwelle's second fiction feature, Lose Your Head, premiered in the Panorama sidebar of the Berlinale  
Losers by Ivaylo Hristov
24/06/2015
Ivaylo Hristov’s black-and-white dramedy introduces young and promising Bulgarian actors  
Karatsi
Losers Revolution by Thomas Ancora, Grégory Beghin
11/03/2020
Thomas Ancora and Grégory Beghin conjure up a wholly uninhibited comedy, borrowing as much from American style buddy movies as from the wacky world of reality TV  
Losers Revolution
Lost and Beautiful by Pietro Marcello
12/08/2015
LOCARNO 2015: With his third feature film, Pietro Marcello brings us a delicate contemporary fairy tale in which the ‘cinema of poetry’ intertwines with condemnation of political film  
Bella e perduta
Lost Boys by Joonas Neuvonen, Sadri Cetinkaya
17/12/2020
The follow-up to 2010’s Reindeerspotting descends into the heart of darkness, offering a one-way trip for adults only  
Lost Boys
The Lost Boys of Mercury by Clémence Davigo
25/04/2023
Clémence Davigo's second feature-length documentary provides a devastating look at the abuse of boys by the Catholic Church in France and puts us in the shoes of three of these damaged humans  
Les Oubliés de la Belle Étoile

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