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Populaire by Régis Roinsard

Debut director Régis Roinsard tells the story of typewriting competitions in the late 1950s. A romantic comedy starring Romain Duris and Déborah François, shown out of competition in Rome

Alì Blue Eyes by Claudio Giovannesi

The story of a second-generation immigrant adolescent living on the Roman coast, where Pasolini was killed in 1975

Alì ha gli occhi azzurri

Alì ha gli occhi azzurri

The Lebanese Rocket Society by Khalil Joreige, Joana Hadjithomas

Recently screened in Sevilla after its world premiere in Toronto, Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige's documentary explores the bizarre story of Lebanon's attempts to launch a rocket into space

Lines of Wellington by Raoul Ruiz, Valeria Sarmiento

Entwined destinies in war-torn 19th century Portugal in Valeria Sarmiento’s historical drama unveiled in the competition in Venice

As Linhas de Wellington

As Linhas de Wellington

A Month in Thailand by Paul Negoescu

A young Romanian filmmaker's feature debut discovered at the Critics' Week in Venice, after he was first noticed for his shorts in Cannes and Berlin.

O lună în Thailanda

O lună în Thailanda

Flower Buds by Zdenek Jirasky

Claustrophobic Flower Buds by Zdeněk Jiráský, which sees a Czech family fight against existential dissatisfaction, was presented last weekend at CinEast 2012

Skyfall by Sam Mendes

Sam Mendes successfully takes on the James Bond legacy fifty years after Licence to kill with Sean Connery

Lullaby Ride by Christoph Schaub

A thriller and waking nightmare about an infant stolen along with its parents' car.

Nachtlärm

Nachtlärm

Seven Psychopaths by Martin McDonagh

Seven Psychopaths is exhilarating and engaging cinema

Midnight's Children by Deepa Mehta

Award-winning director Deepa Mehta brings Salman Rushdie's acclaimed novel Midnight's Children to the big screen, with a lot of help from its author

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