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Enzo by Laurent Cantet, Robin Campillo

CANNES 2025: In directing the last film by the late Laurent Cantet, Robin Campillo weaves a subtle tale of a teenager in search of his place in the world

Enzo

Enzo

Sound of Falling by Mascha Schilinski

CANNES 2025: With her second feature, German director Mascha Schilinski broadens the possibilities of period filmmaking

In die Sonne schauen

In die Sonne schauen

Leave One Day by Amélie Bonnin

CANNES 2025: Amélie Bonnin delivers a staggering work of emotional simplicity, an organic musical whose local roots resonate universally

Partir un jour

Partir un jour

Beyond Rock Bottom by Ádám Miklós

Ádám Miklós’ documentary sensitively follows the journey embarked upon by two youngsters who are battling against drug addiction through the powerfully therapeutic sport of rock climbing

Mélypont érzés

Mélypont érzés

Lilies Not for Me by Will Seefried

Will Seefried’s debut film navigates between romanticism and horror amidst experiments to cure homosexuality in the early 20th century

Lilies Not for Me

Lilies Not for Me

We Are Two Abysses by Kopal Joshy

Kopal Joshy’s debut film explores the unconventional symbiotic relationship between herself and an older man she met by accident in the mountains of Portugal

Somos Dois Abismos

Somos Dois Abismos

Downriver a Tiger by Víctor Diago

Víctor Diago’s debut feature is a dreamlike look into the life of a Spanish woman in Glasgow as she floats through the city, camera in hand

Río abajo, un tigre

Río abajo, un tigre

Idilia by Javier Canales Sepúlveda, José Taltavull Sepúlveda

Spain's Sepúlveda brothers take on this colourful, independent, and somewhat bombastic dystopia that serves as a warning against the consequences of misusing artificial intelligence

Idilia

Idilia

The Portuguese House by Avelina Prat

With her second feature film, a charming film that restores your faith in humanity, Avelina Prat confirms that she has invented the “auteur feel-good movie”

Una quinta portuguesa

Una quinta portuguesa

L'isola degli idealisti by Elisabetta Sgarbi

Elisabetta Sgarbi brings to the big screen a novel by one of the fathers of the Italian noir, Giorgio Scerbanenco, in a sophisticated adaptation which retains its literary quality

L'isola degli idealisti

L'isola degli idealisti

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