First presented at the 35th Torino Film Festival in After Hours section, The Lodgers is an interesting horror directed by Ireland's Brian O'Malley. The story of Rachel and Edward, twins just come of age, that, orphaned several years before, They are living alone in the big house that belongs to their family for decades. Their parents, as well as their grandparents, their great-grandparents and so on,They were also twins and, through incestuous relationships, They gave birth in turn to new generations, only to die suicide, drowning in the pond in the garden of the house.

Presented in competition at the 35th edition of the Turin Film Festival, The scope of separation is the latest film directed by the young Chinese director Chen Yue. We are located in Taipei. He is a young orphan who Shidong, thanks to the money inherited from parents, It can afford a comfortable life. The boy used to spend his evenings in a pub playing cards or billiards. After a series of reports no later, however, the young man begins to question what his role in the world and, slowly, also undertake its own growth path. We agree,

Presented within the section Waves at 35 ° Torino Film Festival, En attendant les Barbares is the latest feature film by French director Eugène Green, the result of a workshop that took place in Toulouse in spring 2017. It's night. On the street it's cold. It exudes a strange tension in the air, the point of not even allow people to sleep. At the gates of a castle knocking six quirky characters, each of different origin and social class: the bourgeois couple, the homeless, l'artista, the anarchist and the young student. Terrified by the imminent invasion of the barbarians, the six men ask

Premiered at the 35th edition of the Turin Film Festival, The disaster is the latest artist feature actor and director James Franco, centered on the figure of Tommy Wiseau, author of the feature film and trash, in his own way, cult The Room. The biopic follows step by step the adventures of our Wiseau, the birth of the artistic partnership with Greg Sestero, until the evening of the first of The Room. Given the scope of the topic, of course one wonders if an author as prolific James Franco - commendable as an interpreter, but that, despite being a undoubtedly valid filmmaker, not always

Presented at the 35th edition of the Turin Film festival, Mother, el hijo y la abuela is the latest film directed by the young Chilean director Benjamin Brunet. And the story, this, Young Cristobal, photographer and independent filmmaker, after finding out that he was adopted, returns to his village, in order to make a documentary about his origins and find out more details about his past. Here the boy encounters Ana, middle-aged woman who lives with his elderly mother Maria, sick stomach. The woman, feeling the lack of his son Gonzalo