Gutsy cinema that breaks new ground
BHUTAN | 132 minutes | 2016
Spirituality and mystery commingle against a Himalayan backdrop in a Bhutanese cinematic oddity that also happens to be directed by a woman, Dechen Roder. Kinley, an impassive police officer, investigates the disappearance of a Buddhist nun. All clues point toward Choden, the village “demoness.” He sets out to track her down, but the suspect thwarts his plans by immediately proposing a pact and a road trip. With its disconcerting story and lyricism reminiscent of Apichatpong Weera- sethakul, the film is a phantasmagoria with feminist overtones.IN COMPETITION
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Feature film , Comedy
ISRAEL | 132 minutes | 2017
Three Iranians on the loose in the French countryside. A low-key, poetically handled road movie in which the bonds of a fast friendship are formed. Before...
FRANCE , Switzerland | 132 minutes | 2017
Plunge into the 70s with this vibrant, lyrical collage of sounds and images from a bygone era. In 2008, Luc Bourdon created a sensation with The Memories...
Feature film
CANADA | 132 minutes | 2017
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