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Past Future Continuous by Morteza Ahmadvand, Firouzeh Khosrovani
02/09/2025
VENICE 2025: Morteza Ahmadvand and Firouzeh Khosrovani find an original and poetic way to reflect with intensity upon exile, nostalgia for home and the reality of being far from those we love  
Past Future Continuous
The Past by Asghar Farhadi
17/05/2013
A successful transfer to France for Iranian director Asghar Farhadi with a film whose challenging screenplay dissects love and family feelings  
Pastrone! by Lorenzo De Nicola
04/12/2019
Lorenzo De Nicola’s documentary brings to light the surprising and lesser known side of Giovanni Pastrone, the director of the epic 1914 film Cabiria and an all-round inventor and experimenter  
Pastrone!
Il Pataffio by Francesco Lagi
08/08/2022
Francesco Lagi’s movie is a ramshackle affair: occasionally strange and enjoyable, it’s mostly characterised by an irregular pace, and suffers from an overbearing film legacy  
Il Pataffio
Patagonia by Simone Bozzelli
08/08/2023
Italian director Simone Bozzelli offers up a utopian universe inhabited by super sensitive characters who use tenderness as a means to rebel against the world  
Patagonia
A Patch of Fog by Michael Lennox
27/06/2016
An accomplished novelist and academic opinion leader is blackmailed by a lonely security guard into a twisted friendship  
A Patch of Fog
Patchwork by Petros Charalambous
26/08/2021
The second feature by Cypriot director Petros Charalambous asks the potent, little-explored question: is a woman allowed to regret being a mother?  
Patchwork
Patchwork Family by Pascal Rabaté
07/07/2014
Pascal Rabaté has made a sensitive, bittersweet comedy that plunges to the heart of crisis-riddled provincial France. A touching tale carried by the excellent Sami Bouajila  
Du goudron et des plumes
Pater by Alain Cavalier
08/06/2011
Veteran director Alain Cavalier has made an astonishing political film where truth and fiction merge. A cinematic experiment unveiled in competition at the Cannes Film Festival 2011.  
Pater
Paternal Leave by Alissa Jung
14/05/2025
Alissa Jung’s debut film sidesteps rhetoric but is too hesitant when exploring the relationship between a teenage girl and the father she never knew, played by Luca Marinelli  
Paternal Leave

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