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Oppenheimer by Christopher Nolan

21/07/2023

Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated film about the "father of the atomic bomb" falls into many of the pitfalls of the biopic format  

Oppenheimer

Oppenheimer

Black Stone by Spiros Jacovides

20/07/2023

Spiros Jacovides’s anti-xenophobia social satire comments with bitter humour on an absurd administrative phenomenon in modern day Greece  

Black Stone

Black Stone

Escort by Lukas Nola

20/07/2023

Lukas Nola concludes his career with a film that is powerful both as social commentary and as a cinematic work  

Escort

Escort

Made in Dublin by Jack Armstrong

19/07/2023

Jack Armstrong’s debut attempts to dig deep into the perverse world of showbiz by zooming in on a bunch of bizarre characters, but ultimately loses its grip  

Made in Dublin

Made in Dublin

Aller Tage Abend by Felix Tissi

13/07/2023

Swiss director Felix Tissi’s film is a sardonic yet wholly compassionate reflection upon the themes of growing old, death, love and friendship  

Aller Tage Abend

Aller Tage Abend

Landshaft by Daniel Kötter

13/07/2023

German director Daniel Kötter attempts to grasp the bigger picture of the ongoing Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict  

Landshaft

Landshaft

Fireworks by Giuseppe Fiorello

12/07/2023

Giuseppe Fiorello’s directorial debut tells the sobering story of a forbidden love between two teenage boys in homophobic, 1980s Sicily  

Stranizza d'amuri

Stranizza d'amuri

The Island by Damien Manivel

10/07/2023

Damien Manivel delivers a fascinating new film experience by incorporating “making of” aspects into an incredibly poignant story about seven young friends spending a final night on a beach  

L'Île

L'Île

Shabu by Shamira Raphaëla

07/07/2023

Shamira Raphaëla’s portrait of an energetic and resourceful 14-year-old in Rotterdam’s De Peperklip estate is a burst of joy and an ode to summer and community  

Shabu

Shabu

Smiling Georgia by Luka Beradze

07/07/2023

In his debut feature, Luka Beradze takes a surreal and darkly funny story as the starting point for a moving portrait of bitterness and alienation in the Georgian countryside  

Gimiliani Sakartvelo

Gimiliani Sakartvelo
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