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Immaculate by Monica Stan, George Chiper-Lillemark

VENICE 2021: Monica Stan and George Chiper-Lillemark tell a compelling story about lost innocence

Imaculat

Imaculat

Lost Illusions by Xavier Giannoli

VENICE 2021: Xavier Giannoli’s lavish Balzac canvas is a colourful ride through the Paris of the splendiferous 1820s

Illusions perdues

Illusions perdues

Erasing Frank by Gábor Fabricius

VENICE 2021: Gabor Fabricius’ debut feature is a nightmarish tale of oppression, set amidst a regime that won’t hesitate to annihilate any trace of individuality

Eltörölni Frankot

Eltörölni Frankot

Rookie by Lieven Van Baelen

Lieven Van Baelen offers a dizzying trip into the world of road racing, full of adrenaline and audacity, but also of often toxic masculinity and many broken dreams

Rookie

Rookie

Happening by Audrey Diwan

VENICE 2021: Audrey Diwan adapts Annie Ernaux’s memoir about her attempts to have an illegal abortion in France in the 1960s

L'événement

L'événement

The Great Movement by Kiro Russo

VENICE 2021: Bolivia’s Kiro Russo delivers a fascinating film where nature and the poison of sprawling urbanisation collide to seismic effect

El Gran Movimiento

El Gran Movimiento

Totem by Fred De Loof

Fred De Loof makes a gutsy comedy in the guise of a fantastical slasher, a deliciously regressive pastiche that follows a bunch of kidults who relive the Scout camp that changed their lives

Totem

Totem

Californie by Alessandro Cassigoli, Casey Kauffman

VENICE 2021: Alessandro Cassigoli and Casey Kauffman’s first fiction film speaks of a Moroccan youth’s courage, solitude and attempts at integration in the Neapolitan hinterland

Californie

Californie

Sundown by Michel Franco

VENICE 2021: Michel Franco returns to the Lido with a seventh feature that feels more like an unfinished sketch

Sundown

Sundown

The Inner Cage by Leonardo Di Costanzo

VENICE 2021: Leonardo Di Costanzo’s third film offers up a metaphorical confrontation between watched watchmen and a high-class acting duel between Toni Servillo and Silvio Orlando

Ariaferma

Ariaferma

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