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The Day I Lost My Shadow by Soudade Kaadan

11/09/2018

VENICE 2018: Soudade Kaadan’s magical realist tale set in Syria in 2012 won Best Debut Film at Venice  

Yom Adaatou Zouli

Yom Adaatou Zouli

Consequences by Darko Stante

10/09/2018

TORONTO 2018: Darko Štante's debut feature explores problems in Slovenian youth and society, by focusing on issues of masculinity through its troubled teenage protagonist  

Posledice

Posledice

Her Job by Nikos Labôt

10/09/2018

TORONTO 2018: Greece’s Nikos Labôt delivers a strong drama on the aftermath of the Greek financial crisis and the need for female empowerment in a dislocated and wounded society  

I Doulia tis

I Doulia tis

Mothers' Instinct by Olivier Masset-Depasse

10/09/2018

TORONTO 2018: Calling on the services of Veerle Baetens and Anne Coesens, Belgium’s Olivier Masset-Depasse delivers an atmospheric, female-driven, nostalgic psychological thriller set in the 1960s  

Duelles

Duelles

If Life Gives You Lemons by Ciro D'Emilio

10/09/2018

VENICE 2018: Ciro D’Emilio takes an unexpectedly sombre look at the reality of single-parent, working-class families in the poverty-stricken south of Italy  

Un giorno all’improvviso

Un giorno all’improvviso

Angel by Koen Mortier

10/09/2018

TORONTO 2018: Koen Mortier returns with a visually stunning romantic tale of two broken souls whose feelings struggle to overcome their fears  

Un ange

Un ange

Mademoiselle de Joncquières by Emmanuel Mouret

10/09/2018

TORONTO 2018: Emmanuel Mouret directs a brilliant, delectable and remarkably acted film about a woman who seeks sophisticated revenge after being pursued and then rejected  

Mademoiselle de Joncquières

Mademoiselle de Joncquières

Deva by Petra Szöcs

10/09/2018

VENICE 2018: Presented as part of Venice's Biennale College Cinema alongside two other projects, Petra Szőcs’ debut feature feels more like a sketch but shows serious promise  

Deva

Deva

Driven by Nick Hamm

10/09/2018

VENICE 2018: In the closing film of the Venice Film Festival, Nick Hamm keeps things light, ultimately leaving you hungry for something more substantial  

Driven

Driven

The Man Who Surprised Everyone by Natasha Merkulova, Aleksey Chupov

10/09/2018

VENICE 2018: The second feature by directorial duo Natasha Merkulova and Aleksey Chupov tells a story that merges folklore and local humour with contemporary politics  

Tchelovek kotorij udivil vseh

Tchelovek kotorij udivil vseh
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