Die Bonnards: malen und lieben: Directed by Martin Provost. With Cécile de France, Vincent Macaigne, Stacy Martin, Anouk Grinberg. The life of French painter Pierre Bonnard and his wife, Marthe de Méligny, over five decades.
13 Days 13 Nights: Directed by Martin Bourboulon. With Roschdy Zem, Lyna Khoudri, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Christophe Montenez. Afghan troops guard French embassy during Taliban takeover of Kabul. Tasked with evacuating 500 people to airport amid chaos, facing grave risks as they attempt desperate escape from falling city.
Le Jardinier: Directed by David Charhon. With Jean-Claude Van Damme, Michaël Youn, David Charhon, Nawell Madani. Serge holds a state secret. He, his family and gardener Leo appear on a government death list. They attempt to devise a plan to stay alive.
Le Jardinier: Directed by David Charhon. With Jean-Claude Van Damme, Michaël Youn, David Charhon, Nawell Madani. Serge holds a state secret. He, his family and gardener Leo appear on a government death list. They attempt to devise a plan to stay alive.
La historia de Souleymane: Directed by Boris Lojkine. With Abou Sangare, Alpha Oumar Sow, Nina Meurisse, Emmanuel Yovanie. A Paris food delivery cyclist and asylum seeker named Souleymane has two days to prepare his story for a make-or-break interview to secure legal residency.
Sore: Istri dari Masa Depan: Directed by Yandy Laurens. With Sheila Dara Aisha, Dion Wiyoko, David Gojkovic.
Profumo di tè: Directed by Abderrahmane Sissako. With Nina Melo, Han Chang, Ke-Xi Wu, Michael Chang. After saying “no” on her wedding day, Joice leaves the Ivory Coast to start a new life in Guangzhou, China.
Wisdom of Happiness: Directed by Philip Delaquis, Barbara Miller. With The Dalai Lama. Dalai Lama, talks directly to camera about inner peace, happiness, and potential for peaceful, happy 21st century.
Code of Fear: Directed by Appolain Siewe. With Marc Lambert Lamba, Appolain Siewe, Basile Ndjio, Alice Nkom. The fruit of long reflection and a personal quest for understanding, this essential documentary aims to highlight the discrimination suffered by gay people in Cameroon, where same-gender sexual orientation is considered a crime and is punishable by law, with a maximum sentence of six years in prison. In 2013, the young journalist Eric Lembembe was murdered in Cameroon. He was tortured and beaten to death because he was gay and had fought for gay rights. Shocked by this gruesome murder in his home country, filmmaker Appolain Siewe sets off for Cameroon to find out more about the situation of LGBTQI+ people there. He soon realizes that Lembembe’s murder is no isolated case. Same-gender sexual orientation is still a criminal offense in Cameroon, as it is in almost all African countries. Being gay is completely taboo and is considered an embarrassment for families. While making the film, Siewe examines his own homophobic upbringing and seeks contact with members of his family. Since living in Europe, his outlook has changed. For his father, on the other hand, making a film on the subject is enough for him to break off all contact. Why is homophobia so firmly anchored in Cameroon’s society? What role does colonization have to play in this? Siewe’s own experiences, moving encounters with activists who fight for tolerance in their country despite all the risks, and his conversations with Cameroonian scientists, sociologists, and human rights activists offer a comprehensive insight into society in Cameroon.
Augurk aan zee: Directed by Frank Lammers. With Tibor Lukács, Jelka van Houten, Peter Van den Begin, Olga Zuiderhoek. Patrick receives an unexpected letter which reveals that his long presumed dead father is still alive. When Patrick travels to Bonaire to meet his father for the first time, he dies in his arms, leaving him inheriting a hotel resort.
The Bad Guys 2: Directed by Pierre Perifel, JP Sans. With Sam Rockwell, Marc Maron, Craig Robinson, Anthony Ramos. The Bad Guys are struggling to find trust and acceptance in their newly minted lives as Good Guys, when they are pulled out of retirement and forced to do “one last job” by an all-female squad of criminals.
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