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Dragonfly by Paul Andrew Williams

Brenda Blethyn and Andrea Riseborough star in Paul Andrew Williams’ film about an elderly widow bonding with her neighbour

Dragonfly

Dragonfly

Dog of God by Lauris Abele, Raitis Abele

Lauris and Raitis Abele’s film, the latest feature-length animation out of Latvia, will prove a shock for those looking for something akin to Flow

Dog of God

Dog of God

Bare Hands by Mauro Mancini

After Thou Shalt Not Hate, Mauro Mancini reunites with Alessandro Gassmann for a ferocious film immersed in the world of underground fighting and probing the notions of blame, revenge and forgiveness

Mani nude

Mani nude

Come gocce d'acqua by Stefano Chiantini

With profound humanity, Stefano Chiantini explores a father-daughter relationship marked by abandonment, illness and a secret whose revelation brings about a sudden change in perspective

Come gocce d'acqua

Come gocce d'acqua

I Shall See by Mercedes Stalenhoef

Mercedes Stalenhoef’s debut feature explores the rough edges of a teenager’s journey after she loses her sight

Ik zal zien

Ik zal zien

Azza by Stefanie Brockhaus

German filmmaker Stefanie Brockhaus’s second Saudi Arabian-set documentary follows a fierce and inspiring protagonist as she strives for independence and a better life

Azza

Azza

Summer Beats by Lise Akoka, Romane Gueret

CANNES 2025: Romane Gueret and Lise Akoka follow up their Un Certain Regard-winning debut, The Worst Ones, with this rowdy French summer-camp movie

Ma frère

Ma frère

Beef by Ingride Santos Piñol

Ingride Santos makes her feature directorial debut with a film about the struggles of rappers, exploring their neighbourhoods, machismo and the challenges of racial integration

Ruido

Ruido

Bright Future by Andra MacMasters

Andra MacMasters takes us to a youth and student festival in North Korea just months before the collapse of communism

Viitor luminos

Viitor luminos

Night Passengers by Pedro Cabeleira

CANNES 2025: In his second feature, Pedro Cabeleira paints an urgent portrait of part of Portuguese society and of a struggling, almost helpless generation

Entroncamento

Entroncamento

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