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Wajib by Annemarie Jacir

LOCARNO 2017: Annemarie Jacir's third film shows a journey that goes far beyond the clear-cut title of the film, all the while respecting the power of the rule of three: time, action and place

Wajib

Wajib

Three Peaks by Jan Zabeil

LOCARNO 2017: The second feature by the young Berlin director Jan Zabeil is a psychological high-tension drama and somewhat atypical ménage à trois

Drei Zinnen

Drei Zinnen

3/4 by Ilian Metev

LOCARNO 2017: Bulgarian director Ilian Metev’s first fiction film feature explores the challenges of relating to our loved ones

3/4

3/4

Those Who Are Fine by Cyril Schäublin

LOCARNO 2017: The young Swiss director, Cyril Schäublin, presents his first feature-length film, a cool and elegant portrait of a society held captive by its own well-being

Dene Wos Guet Geit

Dene Wos Guet Geit

Dog by Samuel Benchetrit

LOCARNO 2017: Samuel Benchetrit's film is not the sort of film to leave you feeling indifferent, an agonising farewell to a Western society that offers no way out

Chien

Chien

Goliath by Dominik Locher

LOCARNO 2017: Dominik Locher presents the world premiere of his second feature-length film as part of the International Competition at Locarno, telling the story of a crumbling identity

Goliath

Goliath

The Paris Opera by Jean-Stéphane Bron

LOCARNO 2017: Jean-Stéphane Bron screens at Panorama suisse an intimate portrayal of a mythical establishment, whose survival depends on the people who support it

L'Opéra de Paris

L'Opéra de Paris

What Happened to Monday? by Tommy Wirkola

LOCARNO 2017: Tommy Wirkola imagines the apocalyptic future of a world collapsing due to overpopulation and a drain on natural resources

What Happened to Monday?

What Happened to Monday?

Charleston by Andrei Creţulescu

LOCARNO 2017: Andrei Creţulescu’s first feature-length film proves that Romanian cinema is ready to explore new styles and genres

Charleston

Charleston

Good Manners by Marco Dutra, Juliana Rojas

LOCARNO 2017: Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra’s film, presented in Competition at Locarno, plays with genres and references, giving us a film like no other

As Boas Maneiras

As Boas Maneiras

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