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Where Is This Street? or With No Before or After by João Pedro Rodrigues, João Rui Guerra da Mata

João Pedro Rodrigues and João Rui Guerra da Mata join forces to take on one of the cornerstones of Portuguese cinema: Paulo Rocha’s The Green Years

Onde fica esta rua? ou Sem antes nem depois

Onde fica esta rua? ou Sem antes nem depois

LOLA by Andrew Legge

Andrew Legge catapults us into a mysterious world where the past, the present and the future collide before imposing their own rules

LOLA

LOLA

I Have Electric Dreams by Valentina Maurel

Valentina Maurel delivers a troubling adolescent chronicle, carried by a heroine who discovers, in spite of herself, that adulthood is not an end in itself

Tengo sueños eléctricos

Tengo sueños eléctricos

Last Dance by Delphine Lehericey

Delphine Lehericey presents a comedy on the third age which flirts with drama and is toplined by François Berléand

Last Dance

Last Dance

The Adventures of Gigi the Law by Alessandro Comodin

This sensitive and at times surreal depiction of a rural policeman (the director’s own uncle) marks the mighty comeback of Alessandro Comodin

Gigi la legge

Gigi la legge

Piano Piano by Nicola Prosatore

Nicola Prosatore’s debut is a Paolo Virzì-style coming-of-age tale which lacks bite and tells a story which we’ve already heard time and time again

Piano Piano

Piano Piano

Il Pataffio by Francesco Lagi

Francesco Lagi’s movie is a ramshackle affair: occasionally strange and enjoyable, it’s mostly characterised by an irregular pace, and suffers from an overbearing film legacy

Il Pataffio

Il Pataffio

Tommy Guns by Carlos Conceição

The past turns into the present and the present into the past in Carlos Conceição's interesting take on one country’s troubled legacy

Nação Valente

Nação Valente

How Is Katia? by Christina Tynkevych

Christina Tynkevych's debut feature follows an ambulance nurse who loses a child and tries to cope with her grief

Yak Tam Katia?

Yak Tam Katia?

Little Ones by Julie Lerat-Gersant

Julie Lerat-Gersant’s debut feature film speaks of the tortuous journey of a teenage girl grappling with an unexpected pregnancy which turns her life upside down

Petites

Petites

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