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Dead Uncle by Antonio Manzini

The directorial debut by writer-screenwriter Antonio Manzini is an on-the-road comedy with elements of the surreal starring Libero De Rienzo and Pietro Sermonti; it hits Italian theatres on 9 June

Cristian e Palletta contro tutti

Cristian e Palletta contro tutti

Eastern Business by Igor Cobileanski

Igor Cobileanski’s comedy portrays two very different characters desperate to make a quick buck

Afacerea est

Afacerea est

Les amigues de l'Àgata by Laia Alabart, Alba Cros, Laura Rius, Marta Verheyen

This graduation film by four young Catalan directors shines with its originality, naturalness, and the way it paints a faithful portrayal of the bitter transition into adulthood and the side effects

Les amigues de l'Àgata

Les amigues de l'Àgata

Dark Inclusion by Arthur Harari

Arthur Harari’s highly promising debut feature is a story of Shakespearian vengeance in a family of diamond merchants from Antwerp

Diamant noir

Diamant noir

Two Lottery Tickets by Paul Negoescu

Its low budget and a good promotional campaign may turn Paul Negoescu's comedy into one of the very few profitable Romanian films

Doua lozuri

Doua lozuri

Agnes by Johannes Schmid

Now showing in theatres in Germany with Neue Visionen Filmverleih is the existential drama that Johannes Schmid adapted from the best seller of the same name by Swiss writer Peter Stamm

Agnes

Agnes

Remainder by Omer Fast

Video artist Omer Fast has adapted Tom McCarthy’s reality-bending thriller, and the result is screening in competition at the TIFF

Remainder

Remainder

Acantilado by Helena Taberna

Screened out of competition at this year’s Málaga Film Festival, the third fictional film by Helena Taberna is a cross between a detective thriller, personal drama and social critique

Acantilado

Acantilado

Fado by Jonas Rothlaender

In a very raw manner, German director Jonas Rothlaender tells a distressing story about a couple drowning in obsession

Fado

Fado

The Open Door by Marina Seresesky

Marina Seresesky’s first feature was well received in the Transilvania IFF competition, and is a possible contender for the Audience Award

La puerta abierta

La puerta abierta

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