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03/02/2023 - Diego Llorente’s new film explores the summer dreams and turmoil experienced by a young woman from Asturias

03/02/2023 - Diego Llorente’s new film explores the summer dreams and turmoil experienced by a young woman from Asturias

Several Paris theaters geared up to open their seasons with the most famous English playwright. How would the plays be tackled if a woman’s name were attached to them?

14/03/2022 - Yuri Ancarani’s Atlantide reigned supreme when it came to the festival’s nine awards, also earning itself two special mentions at the close of this successful 12th edition

14/03/2022 - Yuri Ancarani’s Atlantide reigned supreme when it came to the festival’s nine awards, also earning itself two special mentions at the close of this successful 12th edition

14/03/2022 - Yuri Ancarani’s Atlantide reigned supreme when it came to the festival’s awards, at the close of this successful 12th edition

08/06/2021 - Nine independent titles are set for the showcase, including five fiction films and four documentaries, while French movies are likewise strong in number, boasting works filmed all over the world

08/06/2021 - Nine independent titles are set for the showcase, including five fiction films and four documentaries, while French movies are likewise strong in number, boasting works filmed all over the world

Watch the First Trailer for Berlin Panorama Player All Eyes Off Me (EXCLUSIVE) Jamie Lang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Brussels-based Best Friend Forever Sales has given Variety exclusive access to the international trailer for Berlin Panorama player “All Eyes Off Me,” the sexually charged sophomore outing of actor-director Hadas Ben Aroya. Told in three distinct yet related chapters, the film begins at a party in Tel Aviv where young Danny is trying to find Max to let him know that s...

Pebbles. Set in a rural village in southern India, Pebbles follows an alcoholic and abusive father and his young son as they embark on an eight-mile walk under scorching sun in a bid to reunite with his wife, who has fled his violence. The feature debut of director Vinothraj PS, it has a a non-professional Tamil-speaking cast and, despite its grim subject matter, is a captivating and warm-hearted tale imbued with beauty and humour. The Big Screen award went to The Dog Who Wouldn’t Be Quiet,...