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Sunshine Radio by Valéry Rosier

Valéry Rosier returns with a film following the parallel paths of three characters who seem to be constantly on the run so as to forget that time is slipping by

Radio Bonheur

Radio Bonheur

The Spiral by Paolo Strippoli

VENICE 2026: Paolo Strippoli’s fourth film pits a diabolical Valeria Bruni Tedeschi against supermum Jasmine Trinca in a horrifying family drama

L'estranea

L'estranea

The City of the Living by Edoardo Gabbriellini

VENICE 2026: Edoardo Gabbriellini’s latest feature seeks to undermine the media sensationalisation of the true story of a young man murdered in 2016

La città dei vivi

La città dei vivi

Children of the Monkey by Tommaso Landucci

VENICE 2026: In Tommaso Landucci’s delicate debut fiction feature, Riccardo Scamarcio plays the lost and bewildered father of a disabled child

I figli della scimmia

I figli della scimmia

Before the War by Tommaso Usberti

VENICE 2026: Using the slender narrative thread of an impossible love, Tommaso Usberti crafts a hard-hitting, atmospheric film that calls out the macho climate poisoning the youth of northern Italy

Prima della guerra

Prima della guerra

Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion by María Aparicio

VENICE 2026: María Aparicio explores work, migration and historical memory through a gentle encounter in Madrid which turns melancholy into potential rebellion

A veces me entra tristeza, otras veces rebelión

A veces me entra tristeza, otras veces rebelión

Woman Unknown by May el-Toukhy

VENICE 2026: May el-Toukhy offers up one of the nastier takes on World War II liberation euphoria

Kvinde Ukendt

Kvinde Ukendt

Like a Fortress by Lou Colpé

Lou Colpé’s first-person documentary, based on a painful personal tragedy, explores the bonds that hold us up and help us recover in the face of grief

Comme un château fort

Comme un château fort

The Burning Giants by Phuttiphong Aroonpheng

VENICE 2026: Phuttiphong Aroonpheng returns to the Lido with a multi-stranded, surreal thriller on Thailand’s persecution of its indigenous Karen group

Yak Mai

Yak Mai

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger by Dylan Southern, Will Lovelace

Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace’s documentary about the Gallaghers, scripted by Steven Knight, celebrates forgiveness, community, hope and, of course, the music of Oasis

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger

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