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9 Moons by Patricia Ortega
02/07/2026
Patricia Ortega embraces the queer feel-good movie with a story that breaks new ground for sexual diversity and potential models of masculinity, far removed from stale, toxic stereotypes  
9 lunas
9 Temples to Heaven by Sompot Chidgasornpongse
19/05/2026
CANNES 2026: Following in the wake of a family on a mystical odyssey riddled with complications, Sompot Chidgasornpongse offers up a highly sophisticated feature film about the ritualised ties of life  
9 Temples to Heaven
90 Minutes by Eva Sørhaug
20/06/2013
Norwegian Eva Sørhaug’s second film is presented in competition at the Brussels Film Festival, which kicked off last night and will be running until June 26  
918 Nights by Arantza Santesteban
05/11/2021
Basque filmmaker Arantza Santesteban's first feature-length film, a very personal and experimental hybrid, has emerged as the big winner of Doclisboa  
918 Gau
99 Moons by Jan Gassmann
20/05/2022
CANNES 2022: Jan Gassmann’s movie is a story in chapters about love which transforms into pure obsession and challenges the traditional concept of the heterosexual couple  
99 Moons
The 9th Step by Irma Puzauskaite
18/11/2022
Irma Pužauskaitė’s debut film is a sober and moving drama about a young alcoholic father battling to stay on the right track and to mend his relationship with his daughter  
9-tas Zingsnis

A Balcony in Limoges by Jérôme Reybaud
13/08/2025
Jérôme Reybaud’s sophomore feature, about an older woman who goes out of her way to “help” someone she knew in her childhood, is short, sweet and unexpected  
Un balcon à Limoges
A Balkan Noir by Drazen Kuljanin
17/10/2017
Dražen Kuljanin's dynamic thriller inserts us into the hearts and minds of protagonists who either suffer or inflict physical and psychological damage  
A Balkan Noir
A Beautiful Summer by Pierre Creton
15/07/2019
Pierre Creton gently weaves a compassionate work of fiction that has all the makings of a documentary, set in the heart of a small community brought together by circumstance  
Le Bel Été
A Bend in the River by Colin Broderick
07/12/2020
Colin Broderick’s second feature, world-premiered at Belfast, is a melancholic journey following a writer as he returns to his native County Tyrone in Northern Ireland after 26 years  
A Bend in the River

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