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Love of Fate by Pierre-Alain Meier

Pierre-Alain Meier returns with an incredibly moving film about two families wrestling with destiny and its uncontrollable nature

Love of Fate

Love of Fate

Toxikoma by Gábor Herendi

Gábor Herendi's film is a somewhat cheesy, however firm in its Eastern gloominess (melo)drama on addiction, interpersonal power and the inevitable clash between strong ego

Toxikoma

Toxikoma

The Sea Ahead by Ely Dagher

CANNES 2021: The much anticipated feature debut from Short Palme d'Or winner Ely Dagher berths at the Directors' Fortnight

Albahr 'amamakum

Albahr 'amamakum

The Velvet Queen by Marie Amiguet

CANNES 2021: Marie Amiguet’s debut is a poetic documentary following wildlife photographer Vincent Munier and novelist Sylvain Tesson’s search for the mysterious snow leopard and much more

La panthère des neiges

La panthère des neiges

The Braves by Anaïs Volpé

CANNES 2021: Anaïs Volpé's debut film looks at the challenges of female friendship when two Paris-based actresses, best friends forever, are cast in the same theatre production

Entre les vagues

Entre les vagues

The Employer and the Employee by Manuel Nieto Zas

CANNES 2021: The film by the Uruguayan Manuel Nieto Zas explores the special, complex and ambiguous relationship between a rich young man and one of his employees

El empleado y el patrón

El empleado y el patrón

Once We Were Good for You by Branko Schmidt

Branko Schmidt dissects Croatian society once again, this time through the lens of the disillusioned war veterans betrayed by their country

A bili smo vam dobri

A bili smo vam dobri

A Radiant Girl by Sandrine Kiberlain

CANNES 2021: Sandrine Kiberlain’s debut feature, showing in Critics’ Week, is a patchy coming-of-age drama, lacking immersion and depth

Une jeune fille qui va bien

Une jeune fille qui va bien

A Night of Knowing Nothing by Payal Kapadia

CANNES 2021: Payal Kapadia takes a look at the anti-caste movement in her Golden Eye Award winner, showing that sometimes, it’s easier to protest in the streets than at your own home

A Night of Knowing Nothing

A Night of Knowing Nothing

Women Do Cry by Vesela Kazakova, Mina Mileva

CANNES 2021: Mina Mileva and Vesela Kazakova make a political satire that looks at the sexual power structures still prevalent in Bulgaria and worldwide, using comedy, anger and frustration

Women Do Cry

Women Do Cry

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