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Lucia's Grace by Gianni Zanasi
18/05/2018
CANNES 2018: Gianni Zanasi's ecologically minded comedy sees Alba Rohrwacher cast as a surveyor who is visited by the Madonna and tries to stop a real-estate investment  
Troppa grazia
Lucie Loses Her Horse by Claude Schmitz
08/09/2021
Claude Schmitz offers a dreamlike tale, an ode to theatre life, and a loose wandering through the psyche of an actress at the dawn of a new role  
Lucie perd son cheval
Lucifer by Gust Van den Berghe
02/12/2014
Gust Van den Berghe’s Tallinn winner is a religious story in a round frame, using the new Tondoscope technology  
Lucifer
Lucky by Sergio Castellitto
24/05/2017
CANNES 2017: Nanni Moretti’s former muse, Jasmine Trinca, stars as a suburban hairdresser in the new film by Sergio Castellitto, written by his wife, Margaret Mazzantini  
Fortunata
Lucky Girl by Marysia Nikitiuk
22/11/2022
The second feature by Ukrainian director Marysia Nikitiuk tells the story of a successful TV presenter struck down by cancer, who wants to fight the disease on her own terms  
YA, Nina
Lucky One by Mia Engberg
30/01/2019
Mia Engberg’s intriguing new feature is an experiment in crime, darkness, light and love  
Lucky One
Luka by Jessica Woodworth
30/01/2023
Jessica Woodworth transposes the questions posed by The Desert of the Tartars into a sumptuous film, set in a post-apocalyptic future that asks us about our present  
Luka
Lullaby by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa
11/02/2022
BERLINALE 2022: First-time feature director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa delves into mother-child relations in her intimate film toplined by Laia Costa and Susi Sánchez  
Cinco lobitos
Lullaby Ride by Christoph Schaub
26/10/2012
A thriller and waking nightmare about an infant stolen along with its parents' car.  
Nachtlärm
The Luminous View by Fabrizio Ferraro
04/03/2021
BERLINALE 2021: Fabrizio Ferraro focuses on the German Romantic philosopher and poet Friedrich Hölderlin to reflect upon the limits of cinematic representation  
La veduta luminosa

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