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The Plant from the Canaries by Ruan Lan-Xi

15/08/2025

Ruan Lan-Xi’s first feature film is an elegant and ethereal portrait of a woman who seems to glide through the city she’s getting to know, like a skater across an icy lake  

The Plant from the Canaries

The Plant from the Canaries

The Lake by Fabrice Aragno

14/08/2025

The debut feature film by Jean-Luc Godard’s former director of photography Fabrice Aragno takes viewers on a fascinating, immersive cinematographic journey  

Le Lac

Le Lac

Dry Leaf by Alexandre Koberidze

14/08/2025

People and place become one in Alexandre Koberidze’s sophomore feature, which traces a series of encounters on a gentle road trip across the Georgian countryside  

Dry Leaf

Dry Leaf

Affection Affection by Alexia Walther, Maxime Matray

14/08/2025

Maxime Matray and Alexia Walther craft a clever and mischievous movie with its own special charm, playing skilfully on the boundary between the novelesque and the bizarre  

Affection affection

Affection affection

Irkalla - Gilgamesh's Dream by Mohamed Al-Daradji

14/08/2025

Mohamed Jabarah Al-Daradji takes us onto the streets of Baghdad, where children have to fend for themselves if they want to survive the constant turmoil  

Irkalla Hulm Jijiljamish

Irkalla Hulm Jijiljamish

Sorella di Clausura by Ivana Mladenović

14/08/2025

A thirty-something “forever failure” tries to navigate life, love, money and sex in Ivana Mladenović’s newest feature  

Sorella di Clausura

Sorella di Clausura

Le Chantier by Jean-Stéphane Bron

14/08/2025

In his latest documentary, Jean-Stéphane Bron shows us the (re-)construction of Pathé Palace cinema and the company headquarters  

Le Chantier

Le Chantier

Dracula by Radu Jude

14/08/2025

Romanian auteur Radu Jude riffs on the vampire myth in an episodic, irreverent, AI-driven satire on adaptation, filmmaking and national identity  

Dracula

Dracula

A Balcony in Limoges by Jérôme Reybaud

13/08/2025

Jérôme Reybaud’s sophomore feature, about an older woman who goes out of her way to “help” someone she knew in her childhood, is short, sweet and unexpected  

Un balcon à Limoges

Un balcon à Limoges

Don’t Let Me Die by Andrei Epure

13/08/2025

Andrei Epure’s eerie first feature cheekily asks us whether we are a little bit dead inside  

Nu mă lăsa să mor

Nu mă lăsa să mor
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