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A Flower of Mine by Paolo Cognetti

Following the success of The Eight Mountains, which was based on one of his books and honoured at Cannes 2022, Paolo Cognetti is making his directorial debut with a documentary about Monte Rosa

Fiore mio

Fiore mio

The Price of Money: A Largo Winch Adventure by Olivier Masset-Depasse

Action, intergenerational conflict and inner torment are at the heart of this new opus adapted from the adventures of Largo Winch and entrusted to Belgian director Olivier Masset-Depasse

Largo Winch : Le prix de l’argent

Largo Winch : Le prix de l’argent

Infinite Summer by Miguel Llansó

After Crumbs and Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway, Spanish filmmaker Miguel Llansó returns with a more contemplative – but no less bonkers – feature

Infinite Summer

Infinite Summer

April in France by David Boaretto

In his directorial debut, David Boaretto captures the essence of growing up and facing the world while observing his daughter

April in France

April in France

Bartali's Bicycle by Enrico Paolantonio

From the brilliant cyclist who helped Jews during the Nazi occupation of Italy to modern-day Jerusalem, Enrico Paolantoni’s animation teaches children all about peace

La bicicletta di Bartali

La bicicletta di Bartali

The Stimming Pool by The Neurocultures Collective , Steven Eastwood

The hybrid film made by the UK's Neurocultures Collective and director Steven Eastwood offers a refreshing and poignant representation of a different view of the world

The Stimming Pool

The Stimming Pool

8 Views of Lake Biwa by Marko Raat

Estonian filmmaker Marko Raat creates a peculiar, unique and spiritual world in his newest feature

Biwa järve 8 nägu

Biwa järve 8 nägu

A Good Jewish Boy by Noé Debré

In his feature-length directorial debut, Noé Debré uses the story of the last Jewish family in Seine-Saint-Denis to send a message of warmth, friendship and humanity

Le Dernier des Juifs

Le Dernier des Juifs

In the Face of Gravity by András Fésös

With his newest feature, Hungarian filmmaker András Fésős tells the story of a rescue specialist who cannot save himself and his family

Magasmentés

Magasmentés

Un mexicano en la luna by José Luis Yánez López, Cecilia "Techus" Guerrero

55 years on from the moon landings, this candid period comedy by José Luis Yánez López and Cecilia “Techus” Guerrero reminds us just how important it is to keep a secret for good intentions

Un mexicano en la luna

Un mexicano en la luna

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