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Atlantide by Yuri Ancarani

VENICE 2021: Acclaimed video artist and filmmaker Yuri Ancarani shows us Venice as we’ve never quite seen it on screen before

Atlantide

Atlantide

Saving One Who Was Dead by Václav Kadrnka

The latest film from Czech director Václav Kadrnka sees him return to Karlovy Vary for the first time since his 2017 Crystal Globe-winning effort Little Crusader

Zpráva o záchraně mrtvého

Zpráva o záchraně mrtvého

Promises by Thomas Kruithof

VENICE 2021: Thomas Kruithof, Isabelle Huppert and Reda Kateb launch themselves into the world of politics, at the crossroads between individual and collective interests, power games and social issues

Les Promesses

Les Promesses

Parallel Mothers by Pedro Almodóvar

VENICE 2021: Pedro Almodóvar combines telenovela with a serious take on his country’s unresolved past, proving that at this point, he can really do whatever he wants

Madres paralelas

Madres paralelas

Martyrs Lane by Ruth Platt

In her third feature, director Ruth Platt lets the right one in

Martyrs Lane

Martyrs Lane

The Exam by Shawkat Amin Korki

In Shawkat Amin Korki’s engaging drama, nobody passes with flying colours

Ezmûn

Ezmûn

Nö by Dietrich Brüggemann

In his latest film, Dietrich Brüggemann studies the relationship dynamics and the values of a modern couple and family unit

Nö

Wild Roots by Hajni Kis

Hajni Kis' first feature is a small film with a big heart, making up for its conventional story and message with some excellent work with two wonderful non-professional actors

Külön falka

Külön falka

Patchwork by Petros Charalambous

The second feature by Cypriot director Petros Charalambous asks the potent, little-explored question: is a woman allowed to regret being a mother?

Patchwork

Patchwork

Mirrors in the Dark by Šimon Holý

First-time writer-director Šimon Holý has been inspired by the filmmakers of the Czechoslovak New Wave to weave a tale of a dancer at a crossroads in her life

Zrcadla ve tmě

Zrcadla ve tmě

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