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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

The Shift by Alessandro Tonda

With his debut feature, centred on a terrorist attack in Brussels, Alessandro Tonda finds the right tone to tackle a burning topical issue without giving up on entertainment

The Shift

The Shift

After Love by Aleem Khan

Aleem Khan's excellent debut offers a new perspective on the British Muslim culture clash story

After Love

After Love

February by Kamen Kalev

Bulgaria's Kamen Kalev plunges into timelessness and explores the union between man and the earth through a fascinating and austere environmental film, recipient of the Cannes 2020 label

February

February

Sirley by Elisa Amoruso

Elisa Amoruso makes her fiction debut with a highly personal story, based upon her adolescence which was marked by a special friendship and a pair of maladjusted parents

Maledetta primavera

Maledetta primavera

Rebecca by Ben Wheatley

British genre great Ben Wheatley’s first big-budget feature is a disappointingly conservative adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s gothic classic

Rebecca

Rebecca

We Are the Thousand by Anita Rivaroli

Anita Rivaroli’s documentary about the tribute paid to the Foo Fighters by 1,000 musicians offers a snapshot of a musical event that oozes pure joy

We Are the Thousand

We Are the Thousand

The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis by João Botelho

João Botelho’s most recent film, now screening at São Paulo, is a cinematic adaptation of José Saramago’s book of the same name

O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis

O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis

The Speech by Laurent Tirard

Laurent Tirard signs his name to an ironic and intelligent arthouse comedy which appeals to the wider public and advances at pace with its protagonist’s stream of consciousness

Le Discours

Le Discours

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