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Phantom Youth by Luàna Bajrami
11/09/2023
VENICE 2023: Luàna Bajrami crafts a decent portrayal of Kosovar youth in the mid-2000s, but the narrative gains depth and ups the intrigue only during the second half of the picture  
Bota Jonë
Phi 1.618 by Theodore Ushev
29/11/2022
Bulgarian-Canadian animator Theodore Ushev's first feature is an anti-utopia fairytale that questions scientific progress against the backdrop of post-communist decadence  
Phi 1.618
Philomena by Stephen Frears
26/08/2013
Stephen Frears returns to the Mostra with a delicious tragic comedy, which is already foreshadowed as a huge international success.  
Philomena
Phoenix by Camilla Strøm Henriksen
09/10/2018
Camilla Strøm Henriksen’s debut film, which has just played at Reykjavik, turns the teen coming-of-age drama on its head  
Føniks
Phoenix by Christian Petzold
12/09/2014
German auteur Christian Petzold premiered his latest collaboration with muse Nina Hoss, Phoenix, at Toronto  
Phoenix
Photo by Carlos Saboga
14/11/2012
Portuguese director Carlos Saboga makes his debut with Photo, a feature produced by Paulo Branco that is competing in the CinemaXXI section at the Rome Film Festival  
Photograph by Ritesh Batra
20/02/2019
BERLIN 2019: Ritesh Batra’s rather saccharine first attempt at social cinema (The Lunchbox) is nothing other than a lacklustre romcom mired in clichés  
Photograph - Ein Foto verändert ihr Leben für immer
Photophobia by Ivan Ostrochovský, Pavol Pekarčík
12/09/2023
VENICE 2023: Ivan Ostrochovský and Pavol Pekarčík look at the war in Ukraine from underground subway tunnels, through the eyes of two children, and in search of positive attitudes  
Photophobia
Piaffe by Ann Oren
11/08/2022
The first feature film by contemporary artist and director Ann Oren explores a physical mutation which becomes a proud and contemptuous identity claim  
Piaffe
Il pianeta in mare by Andrea Segre
06/09/2019
VENICE 2019: The new documentary from Andrea Segre centres on the complex industrial area of Marghera, in the pulsating heart of the Venetian lagoon  
Il pianeta in mare

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