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Magical Nights by Paolo Virzì

Paolo Virzì closes the 13th edition of Rome Film Fest with a humorous and daring tribute to the golden years of Italian cinema

Notti magiche

Notti magiche

My Unknown Soldier by Anna Kryvenko

Anna Kryvenko's first feature-length documentary is an archive-footage film with a personal angle and a universal message that history is by no means linear

Můj neznámý vojín

Můj neznámý vojín

Until Porn Do Us Part by Jorge Pelicano

Jorge Pelicano's fourth feature-length documentary tells the story of a middle-aged mother coming to terms with her son becoming a gay porn star

Até que o porno nos separe

Até que o porno nos separe

Your Son by Miguel Ángel Vivas

In Miguel Angel Vivas’ new film, presented at the opening of Valladolid's 63rd Seminci, José Coronado descends into the darkness of a juvenile world

Tu hijo

Tu hijo

The Girl in the Spider's Web by Fede Álvarez

Claire Foy stars in the latest episode of the Millennium series. Fede Alvarez's action film waves goodbye to the nuances of earlier movies with hacker-punk heroine Lisbeth Salander

The Girl in the Spider's Web

The Girl in the Spider's Web

Ink of Yam by Tom Fröhlich

German director Tom Fröhlich explores the difficult situation in Jerusalem from a novel, relevant perspective

Ink of Yam

Ink of Yam

Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back) by Tom Edmunds

Tom Edmunds makes his feature debut with a hilarious dark comedy about a young man who is unable to take his own life so hires a professional killer to do it for him

Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back)

Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back)

Commander Arian by Alba Sotorra Clua

Spain's Alba Sotorra immerses herself in the Syrian war, closely following one of the women struggling for a dignified future and gender equality in this tumultuous setting

Comandante Arian, una historia de mujeres, guerra y libertad

Comandante Arian, una historia de mujeres, guerra y libertad

Sometimes Always Never by Carl Hunter

From a Frank Cottrell-Boyce script, Carl Hunter makes a stylish debut film about grief, family – and Scrabble

Sometimes Always Never

Sometimes Always Never

Empire Hotel by Ivo Ferreira

Ivo Ferreira's thriller is a nocturnal odyssey set in the slums of Macao about the disappearance of Portuguese identity and gentrification

Hotel Império

Hotel Império

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