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Summerlight... and Then Comes the Night by Elfar Adalsteins
19/10/2022
Elfar Aðalsteins looks on the highs and lows of small-town Icelandic life with a well-meaning but sentimental eye  
Sumarljós og svo kemur nóttin
Summertime by Gabriele Muccino
01/09/2016
VENICE 2016: The tenth film by the Roman director, about two Italian teenagers who head off to spend their summer in the United States, has been world-premiered at Venice  
L'estate addosso
Summertime by Catherine Corsini
10/08/2015
LOCARNO 2015: Catherine Corsini’s film, which was screened in the amazing Piazza Grande in Locarno, is a brave love story with heroic undertones  
La Belle Saison
The Summit of the Gods by Patrick Imbert
21/09/2021
Patrick Imbert signs a formidable adaptation of the manga by Jirô Taniguchi and Baku Yumemakura, intertwining a quest for the absolute of the extreme and a fascinating investigation  
Le Sommet des Dieux
The Summit by Santiago Mitre
24/05/2017
CANNES 2017: Santiago Mitre boldly mixes genres, themes and atmospheres in his third film as he slips in through the back door of a political summit  
La cordillera
The Summit by Franco Fracassi, Massimo Lauria
16/02/2012
Sun by Jonathan Desoindre
24/07/2019
Jonathan Desoindre, in association with Ella Kowalska, makes his debut with a funny and crazy comedy following in the chaotic wake of a wheeler-dealer from a working-class neighbourhood in Paris  
Sun
Sun and Concrete by David Wnendt
19/02/2023
BERLINALE 2023: German hitmaker David Wnendt goes on a badass bumpy ride through rougher-than-rough Berlin  
Sonne und Beton
Sun, Heart, Love by Daniele Vicari
17/10/2016
Daniele Vicari presents his fifth fictional film at the Rome Film Fest, a simple and dramatic story of survival set against the backdrop of everyday life  
Sole, cuore, amore
Sun Never Again by David Jovanović
21/11/2024
The topics of parenthood, nature and resisting an invasive mining corporation are tackled with grittiness and magical realism in David Jovanović’s directorial debut  
Sunce Nikad Više

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