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of the people of l’Aquila and its surrounding towns to recover its historical and cultural legacy. Gray 5
JESUS HENRY CHRIST (US) Comedy. IM Global. Dir: Dennis Lee. Key cast: Michael Sheen, Toni Collette, Jason Spevack. Ten-year-old Henry, who has a genius IQ and a feminist mother, follows a string of Post-It notes in the hope of finding his biological father. Gray 3
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THE JEWEL (IL GIOIELLINO) (Italy) Drama, 110mins. Intramovies. Dir: Andrea Molaioli. Key cast: Toni Servillo, Remo Girone, Sarah Felberbaum. A large food processing company spanning five continents, listed on the Stock Market, is in constant expansion towards new markets and new sectors:
what might be called a jewel. Its founder, Amanzio Rastelli, lord and master of the firm, has placed his closest relatives in the firm’s controlling positions: his son, his niece, plus several tried and true managers — despite the fact their education level is no higher than that of an accountant. Riviera 3
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(UK) Documentary, 93mins. Bankside Films. Dir: Sue Bourne. Thousands of dancers, their families and teachers from across the world descend on Glasgow in Scotland for a drama- filled seven days of Irish dancing competition. Palais C
Estonian films at Marche du Film
LETTERS TO ANGEL Dir: Sulev Keedus
Drama / 118 min
LITTLE BIRDS (US) Drama, 96mins. Westend Films. Dir: Elgin James. Key cast: Juno Temple, Kay Panabaker, Leslie Mann, Kate Bosworth. Two idealistic young girls living in a dead-end seaside town, run away from home and straight into a lawless world. But will they — and their friendship — survive their new freedom? Palais I
MY PIECE OF THE PIE (France) Comedy, 109mins. StudioCanal. Dir: Cedric Klapisch. Key cast: Gilles Lellouche, Karin Viard. A single mother and a hotshot trader are thrown together when he’s looking for a cleaner and she’s looking for a job. Olympia 4
He came. He saw. He folded.
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OLD CATS (GATOS VIEJOS) (Chile) Drama, 90mins. Elephant Eye Films. Dir: Pedro Peirano, Sebastian Silva. Key cast: Alejandro Sieveking, Belgica Castro, Catalina Saavedra. Isidora and Enrique,
an ederly couple, live a comfortable life in an handsome high-rise apartment in Santiago, Chile. Everything is quiet until Rosario, Isidora’s daughter, drops in. Star 1
PRIVATE ROMEO (US) Drama, 98mins. Wide Management Enterprise. Dir: Alan Brown. Key cast: Adam Barrie, Bobby Moreno, Charlie Barnett. When eight cadets are left behind at an isolated military high school, the greatest romantic drama ever written seeps out of the classroom and permeates their lives. Palais E
SLEEPING BEAUTY (Australia) Drama, 101mins. Entertainment One Films International. Dir: Julia Leigh. Key cast: Chris Haywood, Emily Browning, Ewan Leslie. A haunting erotic fairytale about Lucy, a young university student, drawn into a hidden world of beauty and desire. Palais K
SOMEDAY MY DAD WILL COME (UN JOUR MON PERE VIENDRA) (France) Comedy, 102mins. Gaumont. Dir: Martin Valente. Key cast: Gerard Jugnot, Francois Berlzand, Olivia Ruiz. Bernard is rich, cold, and suffers from OCD. Gus is poor, generous, and partial to alcohol. Each is convinced he’s Chloe’s father and they set off together in search of her. But it is the day before Chloe’s wedding and she’s already found a third substitute father. Star 2
TWIGSON TIES THE KNOT (Norway) Family, 78mins. Sola Media. Dir: Martin Lund. Key cast: Adrian Groennevik Smith, Petrus Christensen, Pernille Sorensen. Twigson is back and this time he meets the twig of his life. Get ready for
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action and romance with Junior and Twigson, as Twigson falls in love with Caroline — a very special birch wood twig. And it’s not just Twigson’s heart that’s beating faster. Riviera 1
4:15PM
THE LOFT (Netherlands) Thriller, 118mins. Nonstop Sales. Dir: Antoinette Beumer. Key cast: Anna Drijver, Barry Atsma, Fedja van Huet. Five close friends, all of them married, share a loft to meet their mistresses. One day they find the body of a young woman in the loft. Gray 2
4:30PM
OUTSIDE SATAN (HORS SATAN) (France) Drama, 109mins. Pyramide. Dir: Bruno Dumont. Key cast: David Dewaele, Alexandra Lematre, Valerie Mestdagh. Salle du Debussy
5:00PM BUSONG
(Philippines) Drama, 95mins. Solito Arts Productions. Dir: Auraeus Solito. Key cast: Alessandra De Rossi, Bonivie Budao, Clifford Banagale. Theatre Croisette
THE SAVAGE (LE SAUVAGE) (France) 106mins. Festival De Cannes. Dir: Jean-Paul Rappeneau. Key cast: Catherine Deneuve, Yves Montand, Luigi Vannucchi. Salle du Soixantieme
5:30PM
ASSHOLE (GANDU) (India) Drama, erotic, 85mins. Jinga Films. Dir: Kaushik Mukherjee. Key cast: Anubrata Basu, Joyrai Bhattacharjee. Gandu hates his life. He hates his mother. Gandu raps out his hate, anger, dirt and filth of his existence. He and his rickshawpuller friend enter the world of smack, rap, porn and horror. Reality and fiction, surreal and bizarre come together. Can Gandu survive? Palais B
market screening
Tomorrow / 09:45 Palais C
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