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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

The Father Who Moves Mountains by Daniel Sandu

Daniel Sandu offers a very rare Romanian action-thriller, toplined by prolific actor Adrian Titieni

Tata mută munții

Tata mută munții

Samira's dream by Nino Tropiano

Nino Tropiano’s documentary is an honest account of the life of Samira, who dreams of becoming an independent woman through education

Ndoto Ya Samira

Ndoto Ya Samira

#dogpoopgirl by Andrei Hutuleac

Inspired by real events, Andrei Huţuleac’s debut feature explores the perils of public shaming

#dogpoopgirl

#dogpoopgirl

Death of a Ladies' Man by Matt Bissonnette

Matt Bissonnette’s new feature is a highly emotional and entertaining drama, supported by a magnificent interpretation by Gabriel Byrne and the presence of many iconic songs by Leonard Cohen

Death of a Ladies' Man

Death of a Ladies' Man

The Queen v Patrick O’Donnell by Tomás Seoighe

Tomás Seoighe’s docu-drama is a gripping film blowing the lid off the story of Patrick O’Donnell, the Irish republican executed for the murder of James Carey in 1883

The Queen v Patrick O’Donnell

The Queen v Patrick O’Donnell

Parquet by Aleksandr Mindadze

Veteran Russian screenwriter and director Aleksandr Mindadze gathers actors from the Eastern European scene’s crème de la crème in a highly metaphorical love triangle

Parquet

Parquet

A Blue Flower by Zrinko Ogresta

Zrinko Ogresta examines the emotions and relations between different generations of women in the same family in this gentle and emotional film

Plavi cvijet

Plavi cvijet

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