Elskling: Directed by Lilja Ingolfsdottir. With Helga Guren, Oddgeir Thune, Heidi Gjermundsen, Elisabeth Sand. Maria juggles with four children and a demanding career while her second husband, Sigmund, travels all the time. One day they get into an ugly argument which led Sigmund to eventually ask her for a divorce.
Augurk aan zee: Directed by Frank Lammers. With Tibor Lukács, Jelka van Houten, Peter Van den Begin, Olga Zuiderhoek. Patrick receives an unexpected letter which reveals that his long presumed dead father is still alive. When Patrick travels to Bonaire to meet his father for the first time, he dies in his arms, leaving him inheriting a hotel resort.
Sarah Bernhardt, la divine: Directed by Guillaume Nicloux. With Sandrine Kiberlain, Laurent Lafitte, Amira Casar, Pauline Etienne. Sarah Bernhardt, dubbed “La Divine,” became the first global celebrity. The actress broke social conventions through her bold character and dramatic performances.
Hamnet: Directed by Chloé Zhao. With Jessie Buckley, Paul Mescal, Zac Wishart, James Lintern. A powerful story of love and loss that inspired the creation of Shakespeare’s timeless masterpiece, Hamlet.
A House of Dynamite: Directed by Kathryn Bigelow. With Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, Gabriel Basso, Jared Harris. When a single, unattributed missile is launched at the United States, a race begins to determine who is responsible and how to respond.
Un mondo a parte: Directed by Riccardo Milani. With Antonio Albanese, Virginia Raffaele, Alessandra Barbonetti, Franca Di Cicco. Michele relocates from capital to remote village Rupe in Abruzzo park. Challenges emerge as she aims to keep local school with few students open, set against idyllic winter and summer backdrops.
Un mondo a parte: Directed by Riccardo Milani. With Antonio Albanese, Virginia Raffaele, Alessandra Barbonetti, Franca Di Cicco. Michele relocates from capital to remote village Rupe in Abruzzo park. Challenges emerge as she aims to keep local school with few students open, set against idyllic winter and summer backdrops.
Straf: Directed by Merijn Scholte Albers, Tobias Smeets. With Rutger de Bekker, Ruben van der Meer, Sezgin Güleç, Kylian de Pagter-Colin. Fortysomething high school teacher Edwin is a cringy control freak and a total pushover. His wife left him, his daughter Bobbie doesn’t want to be seen with him and at work he is bullied by both his colleagues and students. When one day headmaster Glenda shatters Edwin’s dream to become vice principal, deeming him unqualified due to his ‘stunning lack of authority’, Edwin realizes things need to change. Foul-mouthed gym teacher and alpha-man-child Peter is more than willing to offer some help, but has a way of making things worse beyond imagination.
Yek tasadef sadeh: Directed by Jafar Panahi. With Vahid Mobasseri, Mariam Afshari, Ebrahim Azizi, Hadis Pakbaten. A small mishap triggers a chain reaction of ever-growing problems.
Sonhos: Dirigido por Michel Franco. Com Isaac Hernández, Eduardo Gonzalez, Hugo Costa Ramos, Julio Bernal. O romance floresce entre uma pessoa administrada pela alta sociedade e uma dançarina de balé mexicana, entrelaçando suas vidas e culturas contrastantes.
