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Chris the Swiss by Anja Kofmel

13/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Anja Kofmel sensitively and clearly tells the story of her cousin, who died in mysterious circumstances during the Croatian War of Independence  

Chris the Swiss

Chris the Swiss

Girls of the Sun by Eva Husson

13/05/2018

CANNES 2018: In her treatment of the subject of female Kurdish fighters, Eva Husson succeeds in communicating a strong message, but unfortunately fails to convey the finer points  

Les Filles du Soleil

Les Filles du Soleil

Girl by Lukas Dhont

13/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Lukas Dhont delivers a jaw-dropping debut film about the emotional and physical struggle of a young transgender girl on the cusp of a transformation  

Girl

Girl

The Load by Ognjen Glavonić

13/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Ognjen Glavonić's first fiction feature is a stark look at a war crime from the Kosovo War and its implications, with Leon Lučev giving an amazing performance in the main role  

Teret

Teret

The Image Book by Jean-Luc Godard

12/05/2018

CANNES 2018: A master in the art of counterpoint and the subliminal communication of thought, Jean-Luc Godard presents a film that is fascinating, full-to-bursting, and which steps outside of the norm  

Le Livre d'image

Le Livre d'image

Another Day of Life by Raúl de la Fuente, Damian Nenow

12/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Raul de la Fuente and Damian Nenow present a well-researched and exhilarating rereading of the landmark book by famous Polish journalist, Ryszard Kapuscinski  

Jeszcze dzień życia

Jeszcze dzień życia

Woman at War by Benedikt Erlingsson

12/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Icelandic director Benedikt Erlingsson proves his potential yet again with a joyful, inventive, energetic, environmental and feminist second feature film  

Kona fer í stríð

Kona fer í stríð

Arctic by Joe Penna

12/05/2018

CANNES 2018: In a perfectly decent, if rather pointless, survival drama presented as a Midnight Screening, Mads Mikkelsen plays a man stranded in the Arctic and trying his best to stay alive  

Arctic

Arctic

Ash Is Purest White by Jia Zhang-Ke

12/05/2018

CANNES 2018: Jia Zhang-ke embarks on a love story thwarted by the course of time; a film which is very often splendid, but which loses steam along the way  

Jiang hu er nv

Jiang hu er nv

Los Silencios by Beatriz Seigner

12/05/2018

CANNES 2018: The second film by Beatriz Seigner (Bollywood Dream) is a contemporary refugee tale wrapped up in a ghost story  

Los Silencios

Los Silencios
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