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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

The Duke by Roger Michell

VENICE 2020: Roger Michell provides a crowd-pleaser that nevertheless tries to please a bit too hard

The Duke

The Duke

Final Account by Luke Holland

VENICE 2020: Luke Holland spent the decade before his own death capturing testimonies from Germans and Austrians who lived through the Third Reich

Final Account

Final Account

The Whaler Boy by Philipp Yuryev

VENICE 2020: In Philipp Yuryev’s absorbing debut film, competing in the Giornate degli Autori, an adolescent from the Russian Far East discovers love in an adult chat room and dreams of America

The Whaler Boy

The Whaler Boy

Gaza mon amour by Arab Nasser, Tarzan Nasser

VENICE 2020: Relaying the tribulations of an elderly fisherman, brothers Tarzan and Arab Nasser deliver a subtly stripped-back work, painting an ironic picture of the state of play in the Gaza Strip

Gaza mon amour

Gaza mon amour

The Book of Vision by Carlo Hintermann

VENICE 2020: The first work by producer and documentarian Carlo Hintermann, collaborated upon by Terrence Malick, packs a highly gratifying visual punch but its story becomes lost in esoteric themes

The Book of Vision

The Book of Vision

Quo Vadis, Aida? by Jasmila Žbanić

VENICE 2020: There is no time to catch one’s breath in Jasmila Žbanić’s powerful film, closing in on a teacher-turned-translator for the UN in Srebrenica trying to find her way

Quo Vadis, Aida?

Quo Vadis, Aida?

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