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The Story of Frank and Nina by Paola Randi

Paola Randi’s new film about three young people from the north banlieue of Milan is a dynamic and disjointed yet well acted modern fable that doesn’t speak the language of young Zoomers

La storia del Frank e della Nina

La storia del Frank e della Nina

The Fourth Wall by David Oelhoffen

More relevant than ever, David Oelhoffen uses Sorj Chalandon’s cult novel to shed light on the inevitability of the war in the Near-East and the role played by theatre and art in human conflicts

Le Quatrième Mur

Le Quatrième Mur

Drone by Simon Bouisson

Simon Bouisson attempts to break down boundaries with an original first feature that is both an emancipatory tale and a thriller set in a modern-day society plagued by voyeuristic technology

Drone

Drone

Ollie by Antoine Besse

With his first feature, Antoine Besse revisits the theme of skateboarding as the vehicle for a story about an unusual friendship between two outsiders – characters rarely represented on screen

Ollie

Ollie

Heads or Fails by Lenny Guit, Harpo Guit

Lenny and Harpo Guit rediscover their taste for provocation while trying their hand at romantic comedy and incorporating their love of outcasts

Aimer perdre

Aimer perdre

Fuga by Mary Jimenez, Bénédicte Liénard

Mary Jimenez and Bénédicte Lienard’s film pores over the scars left by the conflict which tore Peru apart for over 20 years homing in on a conveyor of souls and summoning ghosts to explore society

Fuga

Fuga

Ulysses by Hikaru Uwagawa

Debuting director Hikaru Uwagawa offers up an apparently disjointed tale in which three stories come one after the other, inviting us to explore concepts such as home, friendship and family

Ulysses

Ulysses

Filmlovers! by Arnaud Desplechin

Using a blend of essay, documentary and fictionalised autobiography, Arnaud Desplechin goes all out in celebrating his love of cinema and infects the viewer with his enthusiasm

Spectateurs !

Spectateurs !

Maybe It’s True What They Say About Us by Sofía Paloma Gómez, Camilo Becerra

Sofía Paloma Gómez and Camilo Becerra make their feature debut with this narratively creeping, cryptic antidote to hyper-sensationalised true crime media inspired by real events

Quizás es cierto lo que dicen de nosotras

Quizás es cierto lo que dicen de nosotras

My Eternal Summer by Sylvia Le Fanu

The debut feature by Sylvia Le Fanu is a delicate coming of age story between personal tragedies and rites of passage

Min Evige Sommer

Min Evige Sommer

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