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Sons of Ramses by Clément Cogitore

CANNES 2022: Karim Leklou shines as a real-false psychic caught in a downward spiral in an excellent social, nocturnal and urban thriller, brilliantly directed by Clément Cogitore

Goutte d'Or

Goutte d'Or

Alma Viva by Cristèle Alves Meira

CANNES 2022: Debuting Portuguese filmmaker Cristèle Alves Meira finds magical realism in a Portuguese mountain village

Alma Viva

Alma Viva

El agua by Elena López Riera

CANNES 2022: Elena López Riera makes her feature directorial debut with a fluid film, that organically flows between non-fiction as well as legend, mystery and doom

El agua

El agua

Love according to Dalva by Emmanuelle Nicot

CANNES 2022: In her sober and moving first feature film, Emmanuelle Nicot paints the portrait of a child survivor who grew up dramatically too quickly

Dalva

Dalva

Corsage by Marie Kreutzer

CANNES 2022: Director Marie Kreutzer and actress Vicky Krieps reunite for this alternative look at the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria

Corsage

Corsage

Mariupolis 2 by Mantas Kvedaravicius

CANNES 2022: Mantas Kvedaravičius died in Mariupol, but the footage he filmed has been salvaged and has now been presented at Cannes as a new feature-length documentary

Mariupolis 2

Mariupolis 2

99 Moons by Jan Gassmann

CANNES 2022: Jan Gassmann’s movie is a story in chapters about love which transforms into pure obsession and challenges the traditional concept of the heterosexual couple

99 Moons

99 Moons

EO by Jerzy Skolimowski

CANNES 2022: Poland’s Jerzy Skolimowski proves that donkeys do have layers in this trippy, engaging offering inspired by Bresson

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Father & Soldier by Mathieu Vadepied

CANNES 2022: Mathieu Vadepied plunges Omar Sy into the trenches of the First World War, as a father trying by any means necessary to extract his son forcibly enlisted in Senegal

Tirailleurs

Tirailleurs

Harka by Lotfy Nathan

CANNES 2022: A young Tunisian man strives for a better life than selling contraband petroleum on the streets, in Lotfy Nathan’s debut feature

Harka

Harka

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