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The Opera! by Paolo Gep Cucco, Davide Livermore

The melodrama of opera, the surrealism of digital effects and the boldness of fashion meet in Davide Livermore and Paolo Gep Cucco’s retelling of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice

The Opera! - Arie per un’eclissi

The Opera! - Arie per un’eclissi

The Return by Uberto Pasolini

Uberto Pasolini brings Homer’s Odyssey to the big screen as the story of a family separated by war who reunites after many years apart

The Return

The Return

Eternal Visionary by Michele Placido

Michele Placido’s biopic of Luigi Pirandello navigates the blurred lines between personal memory and artistic creation

Eterno visionario

Eterno visionario

The Return of the Projectionist by Orkhan Aghazadeh

Set in the mountains of Azerbaijan, Orkhan Aghazadeh’s feature debut is a visually lush, heartwarming contribution to the oeuvre of films celebrating cinephilia

Le Retour du projectionniste

Le Retour du projectionniste

Becoming Ana by Marta Nieto

Actress Marta Nieto makes her directorial debut with a heartfelt and sensitive feature in which she plays the lead role and tackles the personal grey areas for the mother of a trans child

La mitad de Ana

La mitad de Ana

Alice On&Off by Isabela Tent

Isabela Tent’s documentary checks whether transgenerational trauma can leave any room for hope

Alice On&Off

Alice On&Off

Chaos and Silence by Anatol Schuster

Anatol Schuster’s enigmatic drama follows a couple as they face life transitions, while their landlady’s strange mental breakdown disrupts people’s lives

Chaos und Stille

Chaos und Stille

Monsieur Aznavour by Grand Corps Malade, Mehdi Idir

Mehdi Idir and Grand Corps Malade sign a vast biopic full of contrasts about an ambivalent, tenacious and ambitious artist from a penniless immigrant background

Monsieur Aznavour

Monsieur Aznavour

The Weeping Walk by Dimitri Verhulst

Already adapted three times for the big screen, Dimitri Verhulst makes his debut as auteur and director with an absurd comedy carried by the always remarkable Peter Van den Begin

Waarom Wettelen

Waarom Wettelen

Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass by Quay Brothers

Twins Stephen and Timothy Quay return to cinema with a hallucinated feature that makes fun of time, inspired by the stories of writer Bruno Schulz

Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

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