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SUPERJHEMP RETURNS

29 May 2019

in Feature Film, Feature Film, International

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To save his small country from cosmic annihilation, a superhero in midlife crisis must face his greatest fear: his family!

“Superjhemp Retörns” became with 10 prints and more than 60.000 admissions in 3 months the most successful Luxembourgish film of all time and the film of the year 2018, box office No 1 beating “The Avengers”.

JUSTICE_DOT_NET

29 May 2019

by ptd

in Feature Film, Feature Film, International

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Jake De Long is one of the top computer programmers in the world. Hiding in an abandoned warehouse in Luxembourg, he is working on a secret website to be launched soon. As he does, he is warned that the police have discovered his whereabouts and are about to storm in. He manages to escape and fly back to Canada, where his colleague Valérie is waiting for him to get on with their life mission: the kidnapping of four very influential personalities. An oil tycoon, a renowned businessman, a minister of the environment and a very secretive foreign woman. The goal is to make them admit to their environmental sins, while being broadcasted live through a major website created by Jake and called: JUSTICE.NET.

TOY GUN

29 May 2019

by ptd

in Feature Film, Feature Film, International

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A fun and gritty dark comedy about a meek young man (Ruggero) who impulsively robs a bank to prove to his ex-wife that he is courageous and masculine.
A police investigation engulfs everyone except our unassuming hero who is completely ignored.
Through a set of hilarious coincidences, he gets away with the robbery, while corrupt bank officials take the fall for what looks like an inside job.
Ruggero discovers the crime world of loan sharks and thugs he’s gotten into.

WHERE THE WIND BLEW

21 June 2018

by ptd

in Documentary, Feature Documentary, International

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Where The Wind Blew tells the story of how the Cold War super powers, in their race to develop more and more deadly bombs, spent forty years developing weapons capable of wiping out entire nations, while sacrificing their own vulnerable populations in the name of national security. We may have become complacent about nuclear testing – but the Doomsday Clock which warns us about the threat of how nuclear global destruction takes us closer to Armageddon, is ticking steadily towards midnight.

ACTA NON VERBA

21 June 2018

by ptd

in Documentary, Feature Documentary, International

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On October 6th, 2012, at approximately midnight, a Swiss banker, Michel Yagchi, committed suicide in the basement of his house in Geneva. That evening, Michel’s entire family was out of the country, travelling to Brussels to attend the graduation of Michel’s eldest son Yvann. Three years later, Yvann decided to start investigating his father’s mysterious suicide, concurrently confronting his family and his father’s friends and colleagues.

THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A MODERN WOMAN

24 January 2018

by ptd

in Feature Film, Feature Film, International

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The Ulysses Of The XXI Century

8 January 2018

by ptd

in Documentary, Feature Documentary

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Morocco has one of the highest migration rates in the world. It is estimated that 3 million Moroccans live abroad. Since the first rural exodus movements in the 1950s, Moroccan cinema has witnessed all major migratory milestones: the phenomenon of the “patera” or dinghies, the life in Europe, homecoming… This documentary, The Ulysses of the 21st century takes a migratory tour through Moroccan cinema.

A REAL VERMEER

17 October 2017

by ptd

in Drama, Feature Film, Feature Film

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In the 1920’s Han van Meegeren is considered a very talented painter who meets the actress Jólanka Lakatos, the wife of Abraham Bredius, the most important art critic of his day. Bredius ruthlessly takes revenge on Han by vilifying his work in public. Han van Meegeren then moves to France, concentrating on one thing only: revenge on Bredius by painting a perfect Johannes Vermeer.

HEADBANG LULLABY

12 February 2017

by ptd

in Feature Film, Feature Film

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2017 Berlinale Panorama competition

Casablanca, June 11, 1986, day of the world cup

After yet another blunder, an embittered cop, Daoud, is sent by his dissatis edsuperiors to spend a day on a bridge between two warring neighborhoods to protect the hypothetical passage of the Royal procession.
At the same time a hopeless Don Quixote and a lazy Don Juan, Daoud is a pathetic womanizer who is the despair of everyone, starting with his lucid and exhausted wife and his ill- tempered chief.
Prisoner of the bridge, Daoud will be transformed upon contact with the inhabitants of both villages. He will learn maturity after spending time with a ve year old child and a mother who upheld her dignity, despite a shaved skull by the secret police. He will take a life lesson from two Moqadems*, mean-spirited enemy brothers and a facetious head of police.
This seemingly normal day made of absurd waiting, improbable encounters and brutal poetry takes place under the giant shadow of a messianic monarch whose passage disturbs the delicate balance of this motley population.
* Representatives of power at the level of a neighborhood or a village.

FREE SPEECH FEAR FREE

14 June 2016

by ptd

in Documentary, Feature Documentary

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2016 DOCUTAH Raven winner: Best Foreign Film

Can we really be fully human without Free Speech? Is free speech the oxygen of our society? Without it we crumble. Free Speech Fear Free get’s to the core of what free speech really is, and the impact it has on our day to day lives. It compares the UK with Belarus and shows what life is really like without Free Speech. It tells chilling stories of a dictatorship that destroys people’s standard of living.

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