Flash Forward

• France/Germany/Belgium
• 2024
• 108min

Jonathan Millet, known for his work in both drama and documentary across borders, was nominated for the Golden Camera Award at Cannes with his latest film Ghost Trail. Based on true events, Ghost Trail vividly presents Millet’s on...

• Cannes Critics′ Week Opening

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• Denmark/Germany/Ireland/Italy/United Kingdom/Sweden
• 2024
• 148min

Twenty years after doomsday, one of the last remaining families on earth are hiding in a luxurious bunker concealed deep inside salt mines. But the sudden arrival of a Girl seeking asylum shakes their seemingly perfect life, and t...

• Toronto Special Presentations, San Sebastian Official Selection

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• Lithuania/Latvia
• 2024
• 89min

Two sisters gather with their husbands and children to head for a weekend at a peaceful country house. While the women dance to ‘90s pop music and the men posture their masculine bravado, the children are eager to go for a swim in...

• Locarno Best Direction Award, Best Performance Award

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• Netherlands/Belgium
• 2024
• 96min

In his first English-language film, Talullah H. Schwab has presented a mystery about a man trapped. This marks a somewhat unexpected shift from her previous work, Confetti Harvest (2014), which was a drama about a cute rural girl....

• Toronto Platform

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• Zambia/United Kingdom/Ireland/United States
• 2024
• 99min

In Zambia and everywhere else in the world, the distress of the weak is often disregarded for the sake of the community. On a dark highway, Shula stumbles across a corpse that turns out to be her mother’s brother. In preparations ...

• Cannes Best Director Award

Flash Forward

• France
• 2024
• 92min

Eighteen-year-old rural boy Totone lost his father in a traffic accident. Now, the boy must take care of his seven-year-old sister on his own and find a way to support them. One day, he hears about a cheese-making competition offe...

• Cannes Un certain regard Youth Award

Flash Forward

• Italy
• 2024
• 82min

Iranian-Italian director Milad Tangshir pays homage to the classic neo-realist film Bicycle Thieves (1948) by Vittorio De Sica. In Tangshir’s film, the post-war unemployed man from Bicycle Thieves is transformed into Issa, a young...

• Venice Critics′ Week, Toronto Centrepiece

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• Austria/France/Germany/Somalia
• 2024
• 134min

What might a village next to paradise be like? Would it resemble heaven, or is it a place abandoned by God while creating heaven? Unlike many African films that explore conflicts between traditional society, individuals, and famil...

• Cannes Un certain regard

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• Costa Rica/Spain
• 2024
• 90min

Three women who grew up under patriarchal norms, always reprimanded to be “a good girl” but never learned anything about masturbation and orgasm, recollect their concealed memories and repressed desires. Represented on the screen ...

• Berlin Panorama Audience Award

Flash Forward

• United Kingdom
• 2024
• 109min

American boy Paul and French girl Paulette are two peas in a pod, and a chance encounter on the streets of Paris leads to a budding friendship. Paul has to put down his artistic ambitions and become a suit and tie worker to fit in...

• Venice Critics′ Week Audience Award