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Leto by Kirill Serebrennikov

11/05/2018

CANNES 2018: You'd be right in thinking this was a biopic, but Kirill Serebrennikov's new film is above all a ray of light and colour, peeking through the grey  

Leto

Leto

Border by Ali Abbasi

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Danish director Ali Abbasi plays with realism and fantasy in a fascinating film with a somewhat grotesque ending  

Gräns

Gräns

Sextape by Antoine Desrosières

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Antoine Desrosières’ radical comedy focuses on the youth of working-class neighbourhoods and the sexual violence of men against women  

À genoux les gars

À genoux les gars

To the Ends of the World by Guillaume Nicloux

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Guillaume Nicloux dives headlong into the Indochinese jungle of 1945 with a hypnotic war film, exploring the internal struggle between life and death  

Les Confins du Monde

Les Confins du Monde

Sauvage by Camille Vidal-Naquet

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Camille Vidal-Naquet immerses us in a world of male prostitution where brutality, freedom of choice and the search for love endlessly collide. This is a film which takes no prisoners  

Sauvage

Sauvage

Samouni Road by Stefano Savona

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Stefano Savona's latest documentary – filmed in the Gaza Strip – is a unique and innovative film that makes use of Simone Massi's lyrical and dramatic animation  

La strada dei Samouni

La strada dei Samouni

Petra by Jaime Rosales

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Jaime Rosales crafts a sophisticated tragedy with classical undertones, which looms ominously over a rich family of artists tainted by lies, abuse, secrets and cruelty  

Petra

Petra

Yomeddine by A.B. Shawky

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Propelled into the limelight of the Cannes competition, Egyptian director A.B. Shawky's first film is a simple, luminous and moving road-movie with a focus on social exclusion  

Yomeddine

Yomeddine

The Eyes of Orson Welles by Mark Cousins

10/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Through drawings and doodles made by Orson Welles, filmmaker and scholar Mark Cousins gives us an insight into the man and his movies  

The Eyes of Orson Welles

The Eyes of Orson Welles

Donbass by Sergei Loznitsa

09/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Sergei Loznitsa plunges into the heart of the eastern Ukrainian conflict with an impressionist, dark and scathing film – a tragicomedy with absurdist undertones  

Donbass

Donbass
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