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Love It Was Not by Maya Sarfaty

Israeli filmmaker Maya Sarfaty's feature-length documentary tells the incredible story of the romance between a Jewish prisoner and an SS officer in Auschwitz

Ahava Zot Lo Hayta

Ahava Zot Lo Hayta

Assandira by Salvatore Mereu

VENICE 2020: With his story of conflict between a father and son, Salvatore Mereu directs his most ambitious and complex film which brings out the best in its lead Gavino Ledda

Assandira

Assandira

Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time by Lili Horvát

VENICE 2020: A consummate artist in the fields of psychological and atmospheric suspense, filmmaker Lili Horvát dissects the shifting lines between desire and reality

Felkészülés meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre

Felkészülés meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre

Miss Marx by Susanna Nicchiarelli

VENICE 2020: Susanna Nicchiarelli punks up Marx’s daughter, one fourth-wall-breaking socialist manifesto at a time

Miss Marx

Miss Marx

Thou Shalt Not Hate by Mauro Mancini

VENICE 2020: Mauro Mancini’s feature film debut tells a simple but engaging story, with Alessandro Gassmann heading up the cast

Non odiare

Non odiare

Mandibles by Quentin Dupieux

VENICE 2020: With a laugh-out-loud film that feels like a long-lost cousin of the Coen brothers’ “idiot trilogy”, Quentin Dupieux once again makes the world a much better place

Mandibules

Mandibules

Mosquito State by Filip Jan Rymsza

VENICE 2020: Producer-director Filip Jan Rymsza’s third feature follows a Wall Street analyst infected by a blood-sucking mosquito

Mosquito State

Mosquito State

The Man Who Sold His Skin by Kaouther Ben Hania

VENICE 2020: Kaouther Ben Hania weaves a bold, captivating and edifying tale about freedom, where refugees and the contemporary art world collide

The Man Who Sold His Skin

The Man Who Sold His Skin

I Am Greta by Nathan Grossman

VENICE 2020: Nathan Grossman offers a genuine, often genial, and more or less real-time portrayal of a very eventful year for a maverick combatant

Greta

Greta

Padrenostro by Claudio Noce

VENICE 2020: In his third film, Claudio Noce goes personal, and then gets lost

Padrenostro

Padrenostro

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