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January 11, 2022
11/01/2022 - Despite all the doubts hovering over the process of organising the festival, it’s back this year, unspooling from 15-25 January in Tournai
January 11, 2022
11/01/2022 - Despite all the doubts hovering over the process of organising the festival, it’s back this year, unspooling from 15-25 January in Tournai
January 11, 2022
11/01/2022 - Despite all the doubts hovering over the process of organising the festival, it’s back this year, unspooling from 15-25 January in Tournai
January 8, 2022
07/01/2022 - Sandrine Kiberlain and Mathieu Amalric star in the film supported by the French film centre, which is also backing Cédric Kahn, Jeanne Herry, Claude Barras and Fabianny Deschamps
January 7, 2022
07/01/2022 - Sandrine Kiberlain and Mathieu Amalric star in the film supported by the French film centre, which is also backing Cédric Kahn, Jeanne Herry, Claude Barras and Fabianny Deschamps
January 7, 2022
07/01/2022 - Sandrine Kiberlain and Mathieu Amalric star in the film supported by the French film centre, which is also backing Cédric Kahn, Jeanne Herry, Claude Barras and Fabianny Deschamps
January 3, 2022
29/12/2021 - December saw seven young filmmakers participating in the programme steered by Cannes’ Critics’ Week and aimed at helping directors make the leap to feature films
December 31, 2021
29/12/2021 - December saw seven young filmmakers participating in the programme steered by Cannes’ Critics’ Week and aimed at helping directors make the leap to feature films
December 29, 2021
29/12/2021 - December saw seven young filmmakers participating in the programme steered by Cannes’ Critics’ Week and aimed at helping directors make the leap to feature films
December 29, 2021
29/12/2021 - December saw seven young filmmakers participating in the programme steered by Cannes’ Critics’ Week and aimed at helping directors make the leap to feature films