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Appearances by Marc Fitoussi

Marc Fitoussi strips the social varnish of expatriates’ circles in a film with a hidden bottom that reveals a thriller hidden under a comedy of manners and offers another great role to Karin Viard

Les Apparences

Les Apparences

Last Days of Spring by Isabel Lamberti

Isabel Lamberti’s first full-length film is a dexterous reconstruction of a true story brought to life by the original protagonists: a family living in Madrid’s shanty town, La Cañada Real

La última primavera

La última primavera

Just Like A Woman by Amro Hamzawi

Headlining a film for the very first time, Nora Hamzawi seizes the opportunity to impose her own unique style in an offbeat sociological comedy directed by her brother Amro

Éléonore

Éléonore

Movida by Alessandro Padovani

Alessandro Padovani’s debut documentary, victorious at the 14th SalinaDocFest, portrays an Italian province facing depopulation through the eyes of its youngest inhabitants

Movida

Movida

Another Round by Thomas Vinterberg

Thomas Vinterberg finds his funny bone again with an excellent concept movie in which getting drunk is a cure-all

Druk

Druk

Ane Is Missing by David Pérez Sañudo

David Pérez Sañudo displays great cinematic skill, sensitivity and depth in his first full-length feature

Ane

Ane

An Optical Illusion by Juan Cavestany

Juan Cavestany whisks us away to the very confines of reality with a film that constantly switches genres and which pays little heed to convention – or the guidebooks

Un efecto óptico

Un efecto óptico

The Garden by Ragnar Bragason

Seven years after Metalhead, Ragnar Bragason returns to Toronto with the big-screen version of his own 2012 stage play

Gullregn

Gullregn

Limbo by Ben Sharrock

Ben Sharrock's excellent second film is an incisive satire on British attitudes to male refugees told in an elegiac, deadpan style

Limbo

Limbo

Akelarre by Pablo Agüero

In this luminous period film, Argentinian director Pablo Agüero revives the story of a group of women who fell victim to a witch-hunt fuelled by misogyny and the persecution of freedom

Akelarre

Akelarre

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