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Don't Tell Her by Solange Cicurel

22/12/2016

Screened at the opening of the Be Film Festival, Solange Cicurel’s debut film will be released in France and Belgium on 4 January 2017  

Faut pas lui dire

Faut pas lui dire

Mother Knows Better by Nuno Rocha

21/12/2016

Rocha’s debut feature centres on a family lunch turned upside down as the hostess explores parallel realities, mixing past and present  

A Mãe é que Sabe

A Mãe é que Sabe

Pyromaniac by Erik Skjoldbjærg

16/12/2016

Erik Skjoldbjaerg plunges us into a gripping and fascinating world of flames and shadows hot on the seemingly incomprehensible trail of a pyromaniac  

Pyromanen

Pyromanen

Natale a Londra - Dio salvi la regina by Volfango De Biasi

15/12/2016

For his third Christmas film with Filmauro, the Italian director reunites Lillo and Greg as they get to grips with a bold plan: to kidnap the precious dogs of the Queen of England  

Natale a Londra - Dio salvi la regina

Natale a Londra - Dio salvi la regina

Step by Step by Grand Corps Malade, Mehdi Idir

12/12/2016

Grand Corps Malade and Mehdi Idir bring us a formidable debut feature which is highly accurate, funny and moving  

Patients

Patients

Between Fences by Avi Mograbi

12/12/2016

Avi Mograbi’s documentary accompanies a small theatre company in the Holot refugee camp in southern Israel  

Bein gderot

Bein gderot

Timgad by Fabrice Benchaouche

07/12/2016

French director Fabrice Benchaouche brings us a pleasant ode to tolerance and solidarity through a commonplace and universal passion  

Timgad

Timgad

At Hostar by Luka Marčetič

06/12/2016

Luka Marčetič's independent, zero-budget satire on provincial life is proving to be immensely popular with Slovenian audiences  

At Hostar

At Hostar

Those Who Met Me, Did Not See Me by Bruno Bigoni

02/12/2016

Bruno Bigoni’s docufiction, which was presented at the Filmmaker Festival in Milan, is a sophisticated game that pays tribute to the great French poet and film itself  

Chi mi ha incontrato, non mi ha visto

Chi mi ha incontrato, non mi ha visto

The Red Captain by Michal Kollár

30/11/2016

Michal Kollár's first feature is a gritty crime-thriller set in the former Czechoslovakia, bringing back a cold case from the Soviet era  

Rudý kapitán

Rudý kapitán
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