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Ray & Liz by Richard Billingham

LOCARNO 2018: Award-winning photographer Richard Billingham’s autobiographical first film gives an overpowering sense of how a bad relationship can create misery

Ray & Liz

Ray & Liz

Menocchio the Heretic by Alberto Fasulo

LOCARNO 2018: Friulian director Alberto Fasulo presents his second fiction film in international competition at Locarno

Menocchio

Menocchio

Islander by Stéphane Goël

LOCARNO 2018: Stéphane Goël, a founding member of Lausanne collective Climage, unveils his latest feature out of competition at the Locarno Film Festival

Insulaire

Insulaire

Sibel by Guillaume Giovanetti, Cağla Zencirci

Çağla Zencirci and Guillaume Giovanetti are presenting their third feature, a poignant portrait of the titular free-spirited and uncompromising woman

Sibel

Sibel

Breath of Life by David Roux

LOCARNO 2018: For his first film, screened in the majestic Piazza Grande of the Locarno Film Festival, David Roux has called on the talents of superb actors Marthe Keller and Jérémie Renier

L’Ordre des médecins

L’Ordre des médecins

The Apollo of Gaza by Nicolas Wadimoff

LOCARNO 2018: The latest poetic documentary by Nicolas Wadimoff has opened the Critics’ Week at the Locarno Film Festival

L'Apollon de Gaza

L'Apollon de Gaza

Down a Dark Hall by Rodrigo Cortés

Rodrigo Cortés delivers a somewhat bothersome adaptation of the Lois Duncan novel of the same name, starring cult American actress Uma Thurman

Down a Dark Hall

Down a Dark Hall

The End? by Daniele Misischia

Set for the most part in an office lift, Daniele Misischia’s first work envisions an apocalyptic Rome where a deadly virus transforms humans into the blood-thirsty undead

The End? L'inferno fuori

The End? L'inferno fuori

Mali by Antonio Nuic

Antonio Nuić is at the top of his game with this socially relevant, slow-burning and well-constructed crime-drama, which came out on top at Pula and screened now in Sarajevo

Mali

Mali

Manhood by Péter Politzer

Péter Politzer’s work is a stylish "vision fugitive" which employs a poetics worthy of New Wave cinema to describe three particular moments in the lives of three modern-day Budapest men

Férfikor

Férfikor

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