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Stolen Days by Guido Lombardi

Guido Lombardi brings the story of two family members’ sentimental education to the big screen, where a father and son reconnect after many years of absence and against a backdrop of crime

Il ladro di giorni

Il ladro di giorni

Bellissime by Elisa Amoruso

Following her documentary on Chiara Ferragni, Elisa Amoruso continues her reflection on the cult of appearances in this new, non-fiction work

Bellissime

Bellissime

The Man Without Gravity by Marco Bonfanti

Starring Elio Germano as its anti-superhero and packed full of literary and cinematic references, Marco Bonfanti’s film challenges global audiences with its invocation of purity

L’uomo senza gravità

L’uomo senza gravità

Willow by Milcho Manchevski

Macedonian auteur Milcho Manchevski returns with another centuries-spanning triptych about mothers who are trying to conceive

Vrba

Vrba

Marghe and Her Mother by Mohsen Makhmalbaf

Shot in Basilicata, in the Italian language, Mohsen Makhmalbaf’s latest work takes a look at Generation Z, but it lacks the urgency of the Iranian director’s previous films

Marghe e sua madre

Marghe e sua madre

Collective by Alexander Nanau

Alexander Nanau’s masterful and captivating documentary, revealed in Venice, investigates the incredible irregularities of the Romanian healthcare system

Colectiv

Colectiv

Dilili in Paris by Michel Ocelot

Michel Ocelot's animation brings to life dozens of famous people from Belle Époque-era Paris

Dilili à Paris

Dilili à Paris

The Platform by Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia

Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia’s feature film debut is an organic, nightmarish fairy tale which is fairly well-executed, which has claimed multiple awards and which carries a strong socio-political message

El hoyo

El hoyo

Splitting the Sop by Diarmuid Galvin

Diarmuid Galvin's directorial debut is an informative piece about the significance of road bowling in Irish culture and heritage

Splitting the Sop

Splitting the Sop

Blind Spot by Patrick Mario Bernard, Pierre Trividic

Patrick Mario Bernard and Pierre Trividic put their names to an unusual and intriguing, metaphorical film about a man wrestling with a gift of invisibility gone wrong

L'Angle mort

L'Angle mort

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