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Marguerite by Xavier Giannoli

VENICE 2015: Xavier Giannoli successfully dives into the 1920s hot on the heels of an exceptional singer played by a sensational Catherine Frot

Marguerite

Marguerite

Winter on Fire by Evgeny Afineevsky

VENICE 2015: Evgeny Afineevsky has world-premiered a highly detailed and militant documentary on the 93 days of the Euromaidan, seen from inside the barricades

Winter on Fire

Winter on Fire

Lolo by Julie Delpy

VENICE 2015: Julie Delpy’s new comedy tells the story of the apparently impossible love between a man and a woman, complicated by the jealousy of the woman’s son

Lolo

Lolo

Baby Bump by Kuba Czekaj

VENICE 2015: Growing up seems to literally mean growing out of your body for emerging Polish director Kuba Czekaj, who is presenting his feature at the Lido

Baby Bump

Baby Bump

Retribution by Dani de la Torre

VENICE 2015: In the pulsating debut work by Dani de la Torre, the opening film of the Venice Days, Luis Tosar receives a threatening telephone call from an anonymous caller during a wild car race

El desconocido

El desconocido

Everest by Baltasar Kormákur

VENICE 2015: The action drama, which will open the 72nd Venice Film Festival this evening, does not contribute to the development of American film with European aesthetics

Everest

Everest

Back Home by Andrei Cohn

Andrei Cohn discusses family and status in his smart, sensitive first feature

Acasă la tata

Acasă la tata

A Dozen Summers by Kenton Hall

Kenton Hall’s new movie is a gem of a film that captures the magic of childhood and will delight both children and adults in equal measure

A Dozen Summers

A Dozen Summers

Our Everyday Life by Ines Tanovic

The only Bosnian film in Sarajevo's feature competition brings another female director onto the scene

Naša svakodnevna priča

Naša svakodnevna priča

Next to Me by Stevan Filipović

Audiences will decide whether Serbian director Stevan Filipović has managed to pull off his paradoxical mix of approaches

Pored Mene

Pored Mene

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