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	All My Loved Ones The disturbing, tragic yet beautiful story of an extended Jewish family in 1938 Czechoslovakia whose stubborn faith in humanity prevented them from foreseeing the horrible reality of the Nazi threat. The story also embraces the historical figure of Nicholas Winton, the young English stockbroker who recognized the advancing danger and courageously smuggled 669 Jewish children from Prague to Great Britain in 1939. Unheedful of the reasons for the swift departure of the industrialist Stein, Dr. Jakub Silberstein spends his life savings on buying Stein's elegant villa which he shares with his wife and daughter, his son David and several eccentric but lovable brothers. full details...
	Don't Move (Non ti Muovere) Starring Penélope Cruz & Sergio Castellitto A rainy day. When a car fails to stop at a red light, a fifteen-year old girl is thrown off her motorbike. The ambulance races towards a hospital - the same hospital where the girl’s father works as a surgeon. TIMOTEO (Castellitto) waits as his colleagues perform surgery on his only daughter. Trembling and distressed beyond containment, he calls his wife, ELSA (Gerini) to return from a trip to England. He stares out the window. The sight of a strange woman, just sitting alone in the pouring rain, triggers a series of flashbacks. The longest and most haunting of these is a scorching summer of many years earlier in a squalid, semi-abandoned urban wasteland where he met a destitute young woman, ITALIA (Cruz), with whom he had a powerful and visceral love affair. full details...
	Filantropica (Philanthropique) Directed by Nae Caranfil Starring Mircea Diaconu Ovidiu, 35, a literature teacher in a Bucharest school, dreams of becoming a famous writer. He falls madly in love with Diana, a model, who extols the virtues of a brand of toothpaste in an advertisement. full details...
	Hollywood Buddha Directed by Philippe Caland Starring Brandi Michelle Bourgon HOLLYWOOD BUDDHA is writer/director Philippe Caland’s highly engaging satire about an independent producer’s obsession with getting his movie sold, and his simultaneous quest for spiritual enlightenment – all as his life is crumbling down around him. full details...
	Incantato Directed by Pupi Avati Produced by Antonio Avati A dazzling comedy with a poignant streak set in the Rome and Bologna of the 1920s. It tells the story of Nello Balocchi, 35, a shy and clumsy man devoted to the academic world, sent by his father – a pragmatic businessman and womanizer who happens to be the Pope's tailor – to teach at a high school in Bologna in the hope that living in such an emancipated city will allow him to find a wife at last, thus giving the family its eagerly awaited heir. full details...
	Song of the Stork Directed by Jonathan Foo Starring Chi Bao Pham and Ngoc Bao Ta Song of the Stork is a historic feature film, marking several firsts in motion picture history. The production is the first ever Singaporean-Vietnamese joint effort in filmmaking. It is also the first time an international production team has been allowed into Vietnam to shoot a film about the Vietnam-American War. Many popular Hollywood Vietnam War films like Oliver Stone’s “Heaven and Earth”, Francis Ford Coppola's “Apocalypse Now” and Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket” were filmed in Thailand and the Philippines, and were unable to feature the true breathtaking scenery and beauty of Vietnam and its people. full details...

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