House of the Wind, beautifully lensed by cinematographer Eva Sehet, AFC, has been selected for the Orizzonti Competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Directed by Bernard Auguste Kouemo Yanghu and produced by La Mansarde Cinéma and Horizons d’Afrique, the film centres on 75-year-old Josette, living alone in Yaoundé while her children build their lives abroad. An unexpected bond with a younger neighbour gradually transforms her daily life and opens a new perspective on family, solitude and companionship. Starring Babetida Sadjo, Tatiana Rojo, Adrien Jolivet and Josette Kwanya. @mgmtoperandi...

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Father Joe will have its world premiere Out of Competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, with cinematography by Colin Wandersman. Directed by Barthélémy Grossmann and produced by EuropaCorp and L.B. Productions, the film takes us to Manhattan’s Little Italy, where an unconventional priest finds himself confronting the criminal world around him while trying to protect his community and remain true to his faith. Starring Kiefer Sutherland, Ever Anderson, Al Pacino and Michael Rispoli. @mgmtoperandi...

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Un peu avant minuit joins the Official Competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, with production design by Teresa Hurtado Escobar. Directed by Nicolas Pariser and produced by Bizibi and Dimanche Soir, the film centres on a man whose return to Paris following his father’s death brings him back into contact with his daughter and several figures from his past, reopening questions about the choices and relationships that have shaped his life. Starring Melvil Poupaud, Chiara Mastroianni, Golshifteh Farahani, Léonie Simaga, Clara Pacini, Micha Lescot, and Anaïs Demoustier.     @mgmtoperandi  ...

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15/18, shot by cinematographer Patrick Ghiringhelli, has been selected for the Official Competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Directed by Cédric Kahn and produced by Ad Vitam Films and Tropdebonheur Productions, the film takes place inside a public psychiatric unit for teenagers aged 15 to 18. When 17-year-old Lucia returns to the ward, she reconnects with patients she already knows and a care team struggling to keep the overwhelmed unit running, until the arrival of the enigmatic Enzo unsettles the fragile balance of the group. Starring Zoé Monpart, Malou Khebizi, Kenji Peyran, Raphaël Besson and Patience Munchenbach. @mgmtoperandi...

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Father Joe, lensed by cinematographer Colin Wandersman, will have its world premiere Out of Competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Directed by Barthélémy Grossmann and produced by EuropaCorp and L.B. Productions, the film is set in Manhattan’s Little Italy, where Father Joe, an unconventional priest, takes on the city’s criminal underworld and is forced to push the limits of his faith to protect those around him. Starring Kiefer Sutherland, Ever Anderson, Al Pacino and Michael Rispoli. @mgmtoperandi...

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15/18, beautifully lensed by cinematographer Patrick Ghiringhelli, has been selected for the Official Competition at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Directed by Cédric Kahn and produced by Ad Vitam Films and Tropdebonheur Productions, the film is set in a psychiatric unit for teenagers, where 17-year-old Lucia returns for treatment. As she settles back into the routines and relationships of the ward, the arrival of a mysterious new patient unsettles the group’s fragile balance and gradually changes the dynamics between them. Starring Zoé Monpart, Malou Khebizi, Kenji Peyran, Raphaël Besson, Patience Mро unchenbach and Ahleme Sahraoui. @mgmtoperandi...

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