The San Sebastian International Film Festival unveiled the lineup for its Zabalegi-Tabakalera section, with a selection of films from around the world.
, director Angela Schanelec's tale of a mother whose son disappears without a trace for 10 days, previously won the Silver Bear for best director in Berlin; and the short Golden Bear-winning filmAlso from the Berlinale, Denis Cote's, about a boy who decides to break up with his girlfriend on the day his grandmother dies, by Martin Rejtman, also this year’s Nest Film Students jury president; andThree more films round out the competition.
by Damien Manivel is about four women who come across the solo dance created by Isadora Duncan in 1913, following the death of her two children;, from Maya Kosa andSergio da Costa, turns ona young boy who rediscovers the world in a rehabilitation center for birds; andby Anna Sofie Hartmann explores the perspectives of the workers and inhabitants of a geographic space which will never be the same again after the construction of a tunnel to join Germany and Denmark.
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