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A Monkey On My Shoulder by Marion Laine

A couple of surgeons in love are plunged into the depths of alcoholism in this film starring Juliette Binoche and Edgar Ramirez

Voie rapide by Christophe Sahr

Johan Libéreau’s love for his customised car gets the better of him in Christophe Sahr’s original feature debut

Cloud Atlas by Tom Tykwer, Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski

The trailer of Tom Tykwer and Matrix directors’ adaptation of David Mitchell’s bestseller has been unveiled. The film’s star-studded line-up features Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant

Children of Sarajevo by Aida Begić

Bosnian director Aida Begic returns with a second feature film about a generation busy reconstructing their lives after the Siege of Sarajevo.

Djeca

Djeca

Of Snails and Men by Tudor Giurgiu

Tudor Giurgiu's second feature brings comedy to a film industry dominated by internationally awarded but domestically unpopular dramas. Make way for the 1990s and for strange job-saving solutions!

Despre Oameni si Melci

Despre Oameni si Melci

One O One by Franck Guérin

French director Franck Guérin's second feature is supported by Cineuropa's partner, the Eye on Film Label

Good Vibrations by Lisa Barros D´Sa, Glenn Leyburn

Cineuropa reviews the opener at both Karlovy Vary and Belfast as it mixes music with political turmoil in its recounting of the story of the Northern Irish record label, Good Vibrations

Vanishing Waves by Kristina Buožytė

Cineuropa reviews the Lithuanian sci-fi film that premiered in the East of the West competition – and won a Special Mention in said competition - at Karlovy Vary 2012

Yuma by Piotr Mularuk

Piotr Mularuk’s debut feature – which had its International Premiere in the East of the West Competition at Karlovy Vary - charts Poland’s sometimes painful transition from communism to capitalism.

Loving Without Reason by Joachim Lafosse

The fifth feature-length film of Belgian director Joachim Lafosse continues the director’s exploration of limits and fractured families.

A perdre la raison

A perdre la raison

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