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A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas

13/08/2014

The second film by Greek director Syllas Tzoumerkas is a story of a woman who is no longer able to stand frustration brought on by personal and social problems  

A Blast

A Blast

Cure - The Life of Another by Andrea Staka

12/08/2014

Andrea Staka’s movie, in competition in Locarno, is a risky but seductive journey through a city, Dubrovnik, where the sound of bombs still echoes in the air  

Cure - The Life of Another

Cure - The Life of Another

The Shelter by Fernand Melgar

12/08/2014

The Shelter, the latest documentary from Swiss Fernand Melgar, in competition in Locarno, shows that the will to make a movie must come from the heart and that true sensitivity can’t be invented  

L’abri

L’abri

The Fool by Yury Bykov

11/08/2014

The third feature film from the young Russian director Yury Bykov amazes thanks to a moving story with bright tones  

Durak

Durak

Yalom’s Cure by Sabine Gisiger

11/08/2014

The latest effort from Zurich director Sabine Gisiger, thrilled the audience at Locarno thanks to its genuine potrait of an extraordinary character  

Yalom’s Cure

Yalom’s Cure

Fidelio: Alice’s Journey by Lucie Borleteau

11/08/2014

With her first film, in the running for the Golden Leopard in Locarno, French director Lucie Borleteau takes a shot at a skipper of a freighter inhabited by old and new ghosts  

Fidelio, l’odyssée d’Alice

Fidelio, l’odyssée d’Alice

La Sapienza by Eugène Green

11/08/2014

With his latest film La Sapienza, in competition in Locarno, Eugène Green once again focuses on light, as the sole antidote to the crisis that plagues us  

La Sapienza

La Sapienza

The Magnetic Tree by Isabel Ayguavives

30/07/2014

Isabel Ayguavives’ feature debut is a slow-burning family portrait with underlying emotions hidden deep down, and the burden of the past conditioning its characters  

El árbol magnético

El árbol magnético

Marseille by Belén Macías

17/07/2014

The release in Spain of the second movie by Belén Macías, a road movie that looks at the conflicts leading to foster care  

Marsella

Marsella

For Some Inexplicable Reason by Gábor Reisz

12/07/2014

First-time feature director Gábor Reisz has crafted an accomplished comedy that differs significantly from most recent Hungarian cinema  

VAN valami furcsa és megmagyarázhatatlan

VAN valami furcsa és megmagyarázhatatlan
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