“It’s a work of magnificent cruelty, performed flawlessly by incredible actors such as Bárbara Lennie, Álex Brendemühl and Marisa Paredes”: this is how Edouard Waintrop (read the interview), artistic director of the Directors’ Fortnight, described Petra [+lire aussi :
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Over the next few days, Film Factory will be organising market screenings of the aforementioned Petra and The Angel, in addition to Animal [+lire aussi :
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At the French gathering, the Catalonian agency will also be presenting the project Twin Murders: The Silence of the White City [+lire aussi :
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