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Amour by Michael Haneke

Michael Haneke has made a refined, deep, and modest masterly work about old age, feelings, and the end of life.

Amour

Amour

Opération Libertad by Nicolas Wadimoff

A daring film, selected for the Directors' Fortnight in Cannes, traces the destiny of young Swiss revolutionaries in the late 1970s.

Opération Libertad

Opération Libertad

House with a Turret by Eva Neymann

Eva Neymann's first feature is supported by the Eye on Film Label, Cineuropa's partner

Beyond the Walls by David Lambert

Belgian director David Lambert has made a sensitive first film about love, absence, and the disenchanted reunion of an endearing couple of actors. Selected for the Critics' Week in Cannes.

Hors les murs

Hors les murs

Rust & Bone by Jacques Audiard

A new masterly work by Jacques Audiard who adds poignant melodrama to his realist and violent universe of social film noir.

De rouille et d’os

De rouille et d’os

Vacuum by Giorgio Cugno

Winner of the Cineuropa Award at the Lecce Festival, Giorgio Cugno’s first film explores post-natal depression. The film also won the Jury’s Special Prize and the FIPRESCI Award

Vacuum

Vacuum

Les Fraises des bois by Dominique Choisy

This low-key drama about two social misfits presents a sombre story in a light but not misleading fashion

The Sex of Angels by Xavier Villaverde

In his fourth film, Xavier Villaverde does away with the orthodox limits to relationships, and widens his cinematic scope by depicting a young trio open about their sexuality.

El sexo de los ángeles

El sexo de los ángeles

Sister by Ursula Meier

After her debut in Cannes, Ursula Meier confirms her talent with a masterful social film starring young actors Kacey Mottet Klein and Léa Seydoux. Special Jury Award in Berlin.

L'Enfant d'en haut

L'Enfant d'en haut

Red Heart by Halkawt Mustafa

Shot in Kurdish Iraq, Norwegian director Mustafa Halkawt’s feature debut is the story of a young Kurdish girl who runs away from home with her secret boyfriend

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