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The Phantom of the Open by Craig Roberts
14/10/2021
Mark Rylance is the phantom haunting the snootiest golf courses in the land with his mediocre playing skills, in this amiable Brit-com from Craig Roberts  
The Phantom of the Open
Phantom Parrot by Kate Stonehill
27/03/2023
You may never look the same way at passport control in British airports after watching Kate Stonehill’s menacing documentary  
Phantom Parrot
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
The Phoenician Scheme by Wes Anderson
20/05/2025
CANNES 2025: Wes Anderson’s latest effort is another elegant yet forgettable chapter in his filmography  
The Phoenician Scheme
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

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