An unruly farce set in an office, Lars von Trier's latest provocation skewers ethics, capitalism and his own filming methods (camera and sound are operated randomly by a computer).
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Italy
A Few Days in September
Quelques jours en septembre
In this electrifying espionage thriller set in a paranoid post-Cold War Europe, a French Secret Service agent (Juliette Binoche) tracks her missing father (Nick Nolte), who is a former colleague turned spy.
Gardens in Autumn
Jardins en Automne
Esteemed Georgian director Otar Iosseliani (Farewell Terra Firma) applies his surrealist approach to the story of a government minister turned hobo on the streets of Paris.
Golden Door
Nuovomondo
Visually astounding Italian epic following a turn-of-the-century family across the ocean to the New World. "Unveils the dark side of America's immigrant history." — indieWIRE
Salty Air
L'aria salata
Closely shot, fast-cut drama about an angry, idealistic young prison tutor forced into an explosive face-off with his father, a convicted murderer: the Italian debut of the year.