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Légua by Filipa Reis, João Miller Guerra

CANNES 2023: Filipa Reis and João Miller Guerra alight on three generations of women who make up the servant class of a large estate, in a tale with the uncanny aura of a ghost story

Légua

Légua

Close Your Eyes by Víctor Erice

CANNES 2023: Spanish super-auteur Víctor Erice returns, laying bare his absolute love of cinema in more or less every frame

Cerrar los ojos

Cerrar los ojos

Power Alley by Lillah Halla

CANNES 2023: The first feature by Brazilian director Lillah Halla is a vibrant, sweaty mashup of underdog sports flick and arthouse abortion drama

Levante

Levante

The Delinquents by Rodrigo Moreno

CANNES 2023: Rodrigo Moreno’s criminally good crime story in three acts shows that “cinema is not really dead”

Los Delincuentes

Los Delincuentes

Grace by Ilya Povolotsky

CANNES 2023: Ilya Povolotsky’s film is a soporific coming-of-age drama, and an escapist piece whose presence on the Croisette is out of place and comes at totally the wrong time

Blazh

Blazh

Kidnapped by Marco Bellocchio

CANNES 2023: Marco Bellocchio takes the kidnap of a Jewish child and the abuse of power on the part of a “Pope King” as a pretext for a new reinterpretation of the present in light of the past

Rapito

Rapito

Marguerite's Theorem by Anna Novion

CANNES 2023: A maths whizz-kid suddenly strays from her path and finds out what real life is in this entertaining and unassuming film by Anna Novion

Le théorème de Marguerite

Le théorème de Marguerite

CANNES 2023: Baloji delivers a dizzying and visually intoxicating first feature film about the intertwined fates of four banished souls in an ultra-modern African world

Augure

Augure

The Buriti Flower by João Salaviza, Renée Nader Messora

CANNES 2023: João Salaviza and Renee Nader Messora craft a film both direct in its portrait of an indigenous community in Brazil, and evocative about the role of memory in its endurance

Crowrã

Crowrã

The Other Laurens by Claude Schmitz

CANNES 2023: Claude Schmitz uses the armaments of film noir to put pay to the testosterone-fuelled heroes of his youth and to revisit the genre, as well as gender itself

L'Autre Laurens

L'Autre Laurens

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