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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

A Letter to My Father by Damir Cucic

Damir Cucic’s feature debut is a powerful story of a complex father-son relationship, made skillfuly in a blend of fiction, documentary and experimental forms.

Pismo caci

Pismo caci

The Commander and the Stork by Silvio Soldini

Silvio Soldini’s third comedy, starring Valerio Mastandrea and Alba Rohrwacher, will be coming out in Italy on October 18

What Richard Did by Lenny Abrahamson

Lenny Abrahamson showcases What Richard Did at the London Film Festival, a exceptional piece of cinema and a multifaceted investigation into the psychology of today's golden youth in Ireland

Mercy by Matthias Glasner

The German director has made a brilliant film about family, guilt, and redemption set in the frozen landscapes of Norway. A contender at the 2012 Berlinale.

Gnade

Gnade

Blood by Nick Murphy

The highly talented young director combines an impressive cast of British acting talent and stunning cinematography into an unsettling crime thriller

Thanks for Sunderland by Slobodan Maksimović

The Festival of Slovenian Film winner Thanks for Sunderland by Slobodan Maksimović is a successful comedy driven by a tour-de-force performance from Gregor Bakovič

The Body by Oriol Paulo

Fans of The Orphanage had been waiting for a long time for Oriol Paulo's film, which opened the 45th Sitges Fantastic Film Festival

The Impossible by Juan Antonio Bayona

The real tidal wave, loyally reconstructed to show how it devastated many families. The camera follows one of them. The audience shares in their worry, pain, search, and hope.

Lo imposible

Lo imposible

Kirikou and the Men and Women by Michel Ocelot

Michel Ocelot has unveiled the third instalment in the adventures of his young “not big, but brave” animated hero

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