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Rogue City by Olivier Marchal

Olivier Marchal creates a dark and very effective crime film following in the dangerous footsteps of a group of policemen in Marseille’s anti-gang unit, landing directly on Netflix

Bronx

Bronx

Things to Do Before You Die by Cristina Fernández Pintado, Miguel Llorens

Despite its rather gloomy title, the feature debut by Cristina Fernández Pintado and Miguel Llorens is an ode to sincere and joyful friendship, in spite of the cruel hardships that life throws at us

Coses a fer abans de morir

Coses a fer abans de morir

A Man Leaning by Marie-Violaine Brincard, Olivier Dury

Marie-Violaine Brincard and Olivier Dury beautifully pay homage to the talent and tragic destiny of poet Thierry Metz through an atmospheric and literary documentary

L'Homme qui penche

L'Homme qui penche

It Snows in Benidorm by Isabel Coixet

Isabel Coixet steeps her latest film in so much melancholy that it is unable to sit comfortably either as a suspense flick or as a middle-aged love story

Nieva en Benidorm

Nieva en Benidorm

A New Shift by Jindřich Andrš

Jindřich Andrš's Ji.hlava opening film is a light-footed and warm documentary that follows a coal miner from Silesia who retrains to be a computer programmer after his mine shuts down

Nová šichta

Nová šichta

Children by Ada Ushpiz

Israeli filmmaker Ada Ushpiz's documentary immerses us in the intimate worlds of Palestinian children through a story of youths locked up in Israeli prisons

Yeladim

Yeladim

Everything's Gonna Be Alright by Francesco Bruni

In the fourth film helmed by Francesco Bruni, also the closing title of the 15th Rome Film Fest, the director depicts his illness with humour and confidence, buoyed by an excellent Kim Rossi Stuart

Cosa sarà

Cosa sarà

The Mystery of the Pink Flamingo by Javier Polo

Despite the fact that John Waters and Divine make an appearance, Javier Polo has not made the filthiest film in the world; rather, this outlandish pop flick shimmers with joy and (rose-tinted) colour

The Mystery of the Pink Flamingo

The Mystery of the Pink Flamingo

Shadows by Carlo Lavagna

Carlo Lavagna’s second feature lacks punch and offers a largely predictable story

Shadows

Shadows

What Silent Gerda Knows by Yevgeni Pashkevich

Yevgeny Pashkevich’s new film offers a unique cinematic experience, although the final result is affected by its disorderly writing, simultaneously its strongest and weakest feature

Ko zina klusā Gerda

Ko zina klusā Gerda

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