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In the Name of My Daughter by André Téchiné

CANNES 2014: André Téchiné revisits a strange story blending the conquering of a casino with the shenanigans of an elusive lothario played by Guillaume Canet

L'Homme qu'on aimait trop

L'Homme qu'on aimait trop

The Way Out by Petr Václav

CANNES 2014: A surprisingly sober look at a topic that has been furiously discussed by the general public, in the form of a cinematic sociological study

Cesta Ven

Cesta Ven

Li'l Quinquin by Bruno Dumont

CANNES 2014: Having a whale of a time playing around with the conventional police-enquiry genre, the French purist arthouse filmmaker has made an astonishing off-the-wall, and very funny, mini-series

P'tit Quinquin

P'tit Quinquin

Cartoonists: Foot Soldiers of Democracy by Stéphanie Valloatto

CANNES 2014: Stéphanie Valloatto's documentary explores the social and political dimensions of cartoonists worldwide, getting closer to their stories

Caricaturistes, fantassins de la democratie

Caricaturistes, fantassins de la democratie

Hope by Boris Lojkine

CANNES 2014: Reality cinema for Boris Lojkine and a moving story of a desperate trip across Northern Africa by a Nigerian and a Cameroonian who dream of Europe

Hope

Hope

Cold in July by Jim Mickle

CANNES 2014: Jim Mickle returns to the Directors’ Fortnight with a succulent bloodfest that comically mixes different references to genre cinema

Cold in July

Cold in July

Bird People by Pascale Ferran

CANNES 2014: Pascale Ferran creates an astonishing philosophical and fantastic tale on alienation in the modern world and the dissolution of mankind

Bird People

Bird People

Refugiado by Diego Lerman

CANNES 2014: A finely subjective story on the necessary evasion of a woman with her son, who without forfeiting his purity, slowly grasps the gravity of the situation

Refugiado

Refugiado

Two Days, One Night by Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne

CANNES 2014: In a world premiere, the Cannes Festival has presented the latest project taken on by the Dardenne brothers, starring Marion Cotillard

Deux jours, une nuit

Deux jours, une nuit

Eat Your Bones by Jean-Charles Hue

CANNES 2014: A modern western and an electrified dive into the Directors' Fortnight for Jean-Charles Hue in the extraordinary world of the Yenish community outlaws

Mange tes morts

Mange tes morts

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