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Mustang by Deniz Gamze Ergüven

CANNES 2015: A first foray into feature film for Deniz Gamze Ergüven with an energetic and accomplished piece on the status of women in Turkey

Mustang

Mustang

Cowboys by Thomas Bidegain

CANNES 2015: A promising directorial debut for screenwriter Thomas Bidegain with an ambitious film about a family looking for their child who has been inspired by jihad

Les Cowboys

Les Cowboys

The Brand New Testament by Jaco van Dormael

CANNES 2015: Jaco Van Dormael's new comedy is a pleasant rush of emotion, a Belgian fairytale which captivated the audience in the Directors' Fortnight

Le Tout Nouveau Testament

Le Tout Nouveau Testament

Amnesia by Barbet Schroeder

CANNES 2015: It's back to Ibiza for Barbet Schroeder who establishes a continuum between modernity and the need to face the hidden shadows of the past

Amnesia

Amnesia

Macadam Stories by Samuel Benchetrit

CANNES 2015: Having grown up in French housing projects, Samuel Benchetrit provides a different perspective on this setting and a new take on his comic formula

Asphalte

Asphalte

Arabian Nights - Volume 1, The Restless One by Miguel Gomes

CANNES 2015: This first instalment in the rich docu-fiction of Miguel Gomes about a Portugal in crisis features fires in the rain, a talkative rooster and untimely erections

As mil e uma noites - Volume 1, o inquieto

As mil e uma noites - Volume 1, o inquieto

The Measure of a Man by Stéphane Brizé

CANNES 2015: Stéphane Brizé makes a strong impression at his first Cannes Film Festival with a powerful and profound film about society starring the outstanding Vincent Lindon

La Loi du marché

La Loi du marché

Louder than Bombs by Joachim Trier

CANNES 2015: By breaking up the space and time of the narrative, Joachim Trier attempts his greatest work with a film as fascinating as it is unfathomed

Louder than Bombs

Louder than Bombs

The High Sun by Dalibor Matanić

CANNES 2015: Dalibor Matanic skilfully weaves three interethnic love stories set ten years apart from one another in the dramatic context born out of the Serbo-Croatian conflict

Zvizdan

Zvizdan

My King by Maïwenn

CANNES 2015: Maïwenn plunges to the depths of addictive and painful attraction, giving big parts to Vincent Cassel and Emmanuelle Bercot

Mon roi

Mon roi

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