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Atomic Age by Héléna Klotz

Two young men cross Paris by night, in an atmospheric first feature awarded by the critics at the last Berlinale Panorama and by a Jean Vigo Award.

L'Age atomique

L'Age atomique

Clip by Maja Milos

A brutally honest piece of hyper-realistic cinema that marks the arrival of two new talents to watch: director Maja Miloš and actress Isidora Simjonović.

Klip

Klip

Boy Eating the Bird's Food by Ektoras Lygizos

With comparisons to the work of Bresson currently being banded about by many who have seen it, Ektoras Lygizos’ debut feature is a – sometimes uncomfortably – intimate affair. Cineuropa reviews the Greek film which had its World...

Polski film by Marek Najbrt

Cineuropa looks at the mind-bending and genre-twisting film that had its World Premiere in Competition at Karlovy Vary 2012

The Exam by Péter Bergendy

Hungarian director Péter Bergendy's second feature, recently screened in Karlovy Vary, is the latest in a long line of spy films high in suspense and full of twists in the plot.

The Almost Man by Martin Lund

As the awkward-sounding title suggests, it is about a man who, though in his thirties and soon to become a father, isn’t quite a man himself yet

Hay Road by Rodrigo Areias

This surprisingly pacifist Portuguese western by Rodrigo Areiras is screening in the competition at the 47th Karlory Vary International Film Festival

Death for Sale by Faouzi Bensaïdi

A film that revisits the rules of the thriller, injecting poetry into a Moroccan climate saturated with social tension and rising extremism.

Baya Al Maut

Baya Al Maut

Among Us by Marco van Geffen

In Among Us, a film unveiled last year in Locarno, Marco Van Geffen draws the detached, clinical portrait of a young au pair walled up in her own silence

The Deep Blue Sea by Terence Davies

Rachel Weisz shines in a drama about adultery adapted by Terence Davies from a 1950s play.

The Deep Blue Sea

The Deep Blue Sea

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