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The River by Ghassan Salhab

As far as “slow cinema” goes, the latest offering from Lebanon’s Ghassan Salhab just crawls along

Al Naher

Al Naher

After Blue by Bertrand Mandico

French director Bertrand Mandico’s second captivating feature film catapults us onto a mysterious, sensual planet where cruelty and beauty duet to the rhythm of a techno beat

After Blue (Paradis sale)

After Blue (Paradis sale)

She Will by Charlotte Colbert

Charlotte Colbert blends film history, art and gothic horror in a genre-defying look at the politics surrounding #MeToo

She Will

She Will

Holy Emy by Araceli Lemos

This magnificent debut feature film by Greek director Araceli Lemos is a troubling yet impassioned journey into the heart of an ancestral mysticism forced to make its peace with modernity

Agia Emi

Agia Emi

Kratt by Rasmus Merivoo

It’s alive! In his bloody family film, Rasmus Merivoo delivers every workaholic’s biggest nightmare

Kratt

Kratt

Soul of a Beast by Lorenz Merz

Zurich director Lorenz Merz’s second feature film transports us into the recesses of a hallucinatory world where feelings are more important than reason

Soul of a Beast

Soul of a Beast

Petite Solange by Axelle Ropert

Axelle Ropert’s new film paints a candid, noir-tinged portrait of the inner world of an overly sentimental adolescent who is struggling to come to terms with her parents’ divorce

Petite Solange

Petite Solange

Beckett by Ferdinando Cito Filomarino

The Locarno Film Festival’s opening film, by Italian director Ferdinando Cito Filomarino, transforms a simple holiday into a ruthless and surreal manhunt

Beckett

Beckett

The Legionnaire by Hleb Papou

The Belorussian-born but Italian by adoption director Hleb Papou presents his first powerful and honest feature film in the Locarno Film Festival’s Cineasti del presente competition

Il legionario

Il legionario

The Odd-Job Men by Neus Ballús

Neus Ballús follows a trio of handymen as they carry out home visits, revealing a whole new wonderful, amusing and brightly coloured world just outside of our own four walls

Sis dies corrents

Sis dies corrents

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