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Eiffel by Martin Bourboulon

Aided by an excellent Romain Duris, Martin Bourboulon crafts a spectacular film about the construction of the Eiffel Tower, underpinned by a contrastingly mundane romantic line

Eiffel

Eiffel

Owls by Teitur Magnusson

In his first feature, which has world-premiered in Reykjavik's Icelandic Panorama section, Teitur Magnusson explores the issues of domestic abuse, grief and guilt

Uglur

Uglur

Miss Osaka by Daniel Dencik

Victoria Carmen Sonne dazzles as a woman who totally reinvents herself in a new life on another continent in a peculiar film by Danish director Daniel Dencik

Miss Osaka

Miss Osaka

Him by Guillaume Canet

Guillaume Canet offers a variation on the theme of the artist struggling for inspiration but fails to allow the viewer full access to the lead character’s tormented mind

Lui

Lui

Encounter by Michael Pearce

British helmer Michael Pearce follows up his BAFTA-winning debut, Beast, with this taut US-set sci-fi, toplined by Riz Ahmed

Encounter

Encounter

A Bookshop in Paris by Sergio Castellitto

Sergio Castellitto directs and stars as a kind but eccentric bookseller in a fairy-tale version of Paris, who meets a tempestuous Bérénice Bejo

Il materiale emotivo

Il materiale emotivo

Les Nouvelles Eves by Camille Budin, Annie Gisler, Jela Hasler, Thaïs Odermatt, Anna Thommen, Wendy Pillonel

The collective (and militant) Swiss documentary imposes itself as a battle cry against gender stereotypes

Les Nouvelles Eves

Les Nouvelles Eves

Love Will Come Later by Julia Furer

This debut feature by young Swiss documentary-maker Julia Furer depicts the existential torments endured by Samir, a young Moroccan on the hunt for true love

Love Will Come Later

Love Will Come Later

Between Two Dawns by Selman Nacar

Selman Nacar bows in New Directors with the picaresque journey of the son of a Turkish factory owner living under the umbrella of his father

İki Şafak Arasinda

İki Şafak Arasinda

The Lost Daughter by Maggie Gyllenhaal

Maggie Gyllenhaal tackles one of society’s biggest taboos in her stunning, disturbing directorial debut: mothers who may, or may not, regret having children

The Lost Daughter

The Lost Daughter

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