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Stockholm by Rodrigo Sorogoyen

25/04/2013

Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s second feature film, in competition in Malaga, is all about today, produced with the means on hand  

The Interval by Leonardo Di Costanzo

24/04/2013

Youngsters in Naples and the Camorra. The widely noticed debut of a documentary filmmaker in the world of fiction. Fipresci Prize in Venice.  

L'intervallo

L'intervallo

Black Diamonds by Miguel Alcantud

23/04/2013

Miguel Alcantud denounces the traffic of talented minors into the football industry, in his third feature film presented in the official section of the Spanish film festival in Malaga  

Jo's Neighborhood by Alain Minier

20/04/2013

First film of French screenwriter and director Alain Minier supported by Cineuropa's partner, the Eye on Film Label  

The Broken Circle Breakdown by Felix van Groeningen

16/04/2013

A heartbreaking melodrama based on a play. Winner of the Prize of the Public and Europa Cinemas Label at the Panorama in the 2013 Berlinale.  

The Broken Circle Breakdown

The Broken Circle Breakdown

It's All So Quiet by Nanouk Leopold

16/04/2013

Dutch auteur Nanouk Leopold's fifth feature film explores a bitter father-son relationship and a middle-aged man struggle to start a new life.  

Boven is het stil

Boven is het stil

Aquadro by Stefano Lodovichi

10/04/2013

Stefano Lodovichi’s feature film debut, in competition at the Rome Independent Film Festival, is among ten other Web Movies produced by Rai Cinema to be distributed directly through online streaming  

Ombline by Stéphane Cazes

09/04/2013

In his feature film debut, French Stéphane Cazes explores the theme of maternity in a difficult environment  

The Italian Pastry Chef by Luigi Sardiello

09/04/2013

Luigi Sardiello’s second feature film, starring Antonio Catania, is a border film noir, because it is verging on other genres, as well as because borders play a central role in the story, both geographically and morally.  

Il pasticciere

Il pasticciere

Northwest by Michael Noer

09/04/2013

A petty thief enters the underworld of drugs and prostitution and sparks the rivalry of gangsters.  

Nordvest

Nordvest
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