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Lilacs by Siniša Cvetić
08/03/2024
In his sophomore feature, Siniša Cvetić goes behind the scenes of Serbian TV series production at a party that goes haywire  
Jorgovani
Lillian by Andreas Horvath
20/05/2019
CANNES 2019: Inspired by the 1927 disappearance of Lillian Alling, Andreas Horvath’s modern-day tale has echoes of David Lynch’s Lost Highway and Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin  
Lillian
Lilting by Hong Khaou
11/11/2014
The British movie by Hong Khaou is screened in Seville. An intimate drama that tackles culture shock, isolation and grief, without ever over-doing it  
Lilting
Lily Lane by Benedek Fliegauf
16/02/2016
BERLIN 2016: Hungarian filmmaker Bence Fliegauf’s latest film is a uterine piece that fuses together different levels of reality to wrap a mother and her son in their own world, time and space  
Liliom Ösvény
Limbo by Ben Sharrock
21/09/2020
Ben Sharrock's excellent second film is an incisive satire on British attitudes to male refugees told in an elegiac, deadpan style  
Limbo
Limbo by Tim Dünschede
05/07/2019
Tim Dünschede takes the plunge into feature films with a pulse-quickening thriller exploring a gangrenous financial universe in a labyrinthine and anxiety-provoking, nocturnal underworld  
Limbo
Limbo by Anna Sofie Hartmann
26/09/2014
This slow burner from young Danish director Anna Sofie Hartmann leaves a profound impression  
Limbo
Limonov: The Ballad by Kirill Serebrennikov
20/05/2024
CANNES 2024: Kirill Serebrennikov detonates a cyanide-laced grenade by way of a fragmented 360° portrait of a rebellious artist who claimed to be a hero of chaos and who loathed conformism  
Limonov: The Ballad
Lina by Michael Schaerer
01/02/2016
Swiss director Michael Schaerer’s film, which was given the Audience Award at the Solothurn Film Festival, throws light onto the ghosts of a not-so-glorious past  
Lina
The Line by Ursula Meier
11/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: Ursula Meier subtly explores a tumultuous world of intense and contradictory emotions in a film which dazzles for its female cast, led by acting revelation Stéphanie Blanchoud  
La Ligne

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