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Alice and the Mayor by Nicolas Pariser

CANNES 2019: Nicolas Pariser delivers a very clever and quirky political comedy, with brilliant performances from Fabrice Luchini and Anaïs Demoustier

Alice et le maire

Alice et le maire

The Orphanage by Shahrbanoo Sadat

CANNES 2019: Following her acclaimed feature debut, Wolf and Sheep, Shahrbanoo Sadat continues to explore the recent history of Afghanistan through the eyes of children

Parwareshgah

Parwareshgah

The Cordillera of Dreams by Patricio Guzmán

CANNES 2019: Chile’s Patricio Guzmán makes a scathing condemnation of his country’s social amnesia regarding the Pinochet dictatorship, through an ode to the geographical miracle of the Andes

La Cordillera de los sueños

La Cordillera de los sueños

Joan of Arc by Bruno Dumont

CANNES 2019: Sadly, Bruno Dumont’s sequel to his heavy-metal musical Jeannette, the Childhood of Joan of Arc has no burning arrangement

Jeanne

Jeanne

Song Without a Name by Melina León

CANNES 2019: Melina León’s film noir tells the story of a mother looking for her kidnapped child in 1980s Peru

Canción sin nombre

Canción sin nombre

Little Joe by Jessica Hausner

CANNES 2019: Austria’s Jessica Hausner puts her name to a hugely cerebral psychoanalytical film with a societal focus, flirting with the genre of sci-fi chiller and the world of genetic mutations

Little Joe

Little Joe

Oleg by Juris Kursietis

CANNES 2019: Latvia's Juris Kursietis delivers a gritty and ultra-realist film on a form of modern slavery taking place behind the scenes between Eastern European posted workers

Oleg

Oleg

Papicha by Mounia Meddour

CANNES 2019: With her first feature, Mounia Meddour revisits the dark hours of the dirty war in Algiers, following a very determined young woman who longs for freedom

Papicha

Papicha

I Lost My Body by Jérémy Clapin

CANNES 2019: Animation sends sparks flying on the Croisette with the feature debut from French director Jérémy Clapin, a moving, inventive, and prodigious gem of storytelling

J'ai perdu mon corps

J'ai perdu mon corps

Living and Knowing You’re Alive by Alain Cavalier

CANNES 2019: In his characteristic style of a filmed private diary, Alain Cavalier puts his name to a subtle, sensitive and moving documentary which pays tribute to Emmanuèle Bernheim

Être vivant et le savoir

Être vivant et le savoir

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