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The Unsaved by Igor Cobileanski

Igor Cobileanski’s acclaimed feature debut is competing for the Romanian Days awards at the Transilvania IFF

La limita de jos a cerului

La limita de jos a cerului

In Darkness We Fall by Alfredo Montero

Not for the faint-hearted, this thriller which nabbed three prizes in the Malaga Film Festival’s Zonazine section is competing in Madrid before hitting cinemas

La cueva

La cueva

The Bridges of Sarajevo by Aida Begić, Leonardo Di Costanzo, Jean-Luc Godard, Kamen Kalev, Isild Le Besco, Sergei Loznitsa, Vincenzo Marra, Ursula Meier, Vladimir Perisic, Cristi Puiu, Marc Recha, Angela Schanelec, Teresa Villaverde

CANNES 2014: 100 years after the outbreak of the First World War, 13 great filmmakers celebrate European culture through the evocation of a city in which it bled

Les ponts de Sarajevo

Les ponts de Sarajevo

Alleluia by Fabrice du Welz

CANNES 2014: Fabrice Du Welz touches and divides giving a beautiful lashing to the Directors’ Fortnight selection. The minimum to be expected from the filmmaker of The Ordeal…

Alléluia

Alléluia

Snow in Paradise by Andrew Hulme

CANNES 2014: The directorial debut feature by the experienced editor Andrew Hulme follows the path of a petty criminal in the haze of the underworld towards the light of religion

Snow in Paradise

Snow in Paradise

Clouds of Sils Maria by Olivier Assayas

CANNES 2014: Olivier Assayas creates an ambitious tale of magic, mixing dawn and twilight, fiction and reality, Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart

Sils Maria

Sils Maria

Hippocrates by Thomas Lilti

CANNES 2014: Thomas Lilti closed the Critics’ Week with a subtle film about a young doctor’s initiation into the crisis-ridden world of public hospitals

Hippocrate

Hippocrate

Pride by Matthew Warchus

CANNES 2014: Two beautiful battles, wonderful people, solidarity, an energy and a contagious joy: the Directors’ Fortnight concluded with a truly inspiring film

Pride

Pride

Misunderstood by Asia Argento

CANNES 2014: Entertaining and tender, rich in pop references, the third film by the Roman director who is returning to Cannes ten years from Ingannevole è il cuore sopra ogni cosa, selected during Directors’ Fortnight

Incompresa

Incompresa

Jimmy’s Hall by Ken Loach

CANNES 2014: Social, militant and political, the latest film by Ken Loach is a well-finished historical drama that will please a broad audience

Jimmy’s Hall

Jimmy’s Hall

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