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Domino by Brian De Palma

Cult auteur Brian De Palma continues his work in European film with this disappointing Danish police noir

Domino

Domino

Mussolini's Sister by Juna Suleiman

Palestinian filmmaker Juna Suleiman's first feature-length documentary is a portrait of her simultaneously likeable and offensive grandmother

HaAchot Shel Mussolini

HaAchot Shel Mussolini

Port Authority by Danielle Lessovitz

CANNES 2019: US director Danielle Lessovitz makes her debut with an impressive romantic drama about a young man who learns to overcome his social prejudices after falling for a transsexual

Port Authority

Port Authority

The Specials by Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano

CANNES 2019: Vincent Cassel delivers a superb performance in this film by Éric Toledano and Olivier Nakache, based on a true story, which deals with associations looking after young people with autism

Hors normes

Hors normes

To Live to Sing by Johnny Ma

CANNES 2019: Johnny Ma uses real Sichuan opera performers to show the losing battle that ensues when art venues come up against commerce

Huo zhe chang zhe

Huo zhe chang zhe

Wounds by Babak Anvari

CANNES 2019: Babak Anvari’s shocking body horror uses the tools of David Cronenberg to show that the biggest demons are those from within

Wounds

Wounds

Ghost Tropic by Bas Devos

CANNES 2019: It’s the journey and not the destination that counts in Bas Devos’ mild-mannered and poetic discovery of hope and bliss

Ghost Tropic

Ghost Tropic

First Love by Takashi Miike

CANNES 2019: Takashi Miike delivers a fun, violent tale about a young couple meeting, falling in love, and then fighting the police and the Yakuza

Hatsukoi

Hatsukoi

It Must Be Heaven by Elia Suleiman

CANNES 2019: Elia Suleiman is in competition with a hilarious, absurdist take on what it means to be a Palestinian

It Must Be Heaven

It Must Be Heaven

Sibyl by Justine Triet

CANNES 2019: Justine Triet’s new film is rich, playful and cruel, erecting themes and deceitful mirrors around the excellent Virginie Efira

Sibyl

Sibyl

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