01/10/2015 - With Wenders, Egoyan, and Sokurov's latest, as well as Miguel Gomes' trilogy, amongst others, Germany sends solid representation to Canada

The 44th Festival du nouveau cinéma de Montreal (7-18 October) includes a vast selection of German co-productions. In the Panorama section, the Canadian public will see Romania's Florin Şerban's Box [+see also:
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The Special Presentation programme is also very rich in German high profile coproductions, starting with Wim Wenders' latest, Every Thing Will Be Fine [+see also:
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In the Temps Ø section, Montreal features Jonathan Jarzyna, Lucas Ufo & JJ Weihl's Emocean, Khavn de la Cruz's Ruined Heart: Another Love Story Between and Criminal & a Whore, and Norbert Heitker's Wacken 3D, Louder Than Hell. Amongst the titles running in the International Short Film Competition are Jochen Kuhn's Always Tired, Till Nowak's Dissonance, and Philip Widmann's Fictitious Force.

Children will be able to enjoy Antje Heyn's Pawo, while the FNC Series includes Edward Berger & Samira Radsi's Deutschland 83, and the FNC LAB welcomes Lena Ditte Nissen's Anome, Christine Reeh's The Chronicles of Polyaris, and Isabell Spengler's Two Days at the Falls.