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This article from Variety highlights several high-profile films showcased at the Berlin Film Festival and the European Film Market. The films include "Hotel Silence," directed by Léa Pool, which follows a man who travels to a war-torn country and finds meaning in his own life through his relationships with survivors. "Kipkemboi," directed by Charles Uwagbai, tells the story of a teenage Kenyan math genius who disrupts the stock market with his equation. "Matt and Mara," directed by Kazik Radwanski, explores the unexpected reconnection between a troubled university professor and a man from her past. "Ru," directed by Charles-Olivier Michaud, follows a wealthy family's journey from Vietnam to Quebec through their daughter's perspective. "Who Do I Belong To?," directed by Meryam Joobeur, focuses on a mother in a Tunisian village dealing with a mysterious darkness after her son returns from war. Lastly, "With Love and a Major Organ," directed by Kim Albright, presents a world where hearts are objects and a woman sacrifices her own heart for love. [Extracted from the article] |
