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Following its debut last year, the organisers have put together a well-tailored mix of big names and intriguing newcomers.
But let's focus on the youngest of the shows, "House of Lies," one of last season's more brash and intriguing newcomers.
From the Americas one of the most intriguing newcomers of the year was Aurelio Martínez, who had enjoyed a successful career as a politician in Honduras.
See if you can spot a potential star director among the entries, conveniently separated into categories like animation, music video, documentary, short form (such as The Wedding Dress, pictured) and long form, plus an intriguing newcomers' section.
Among the most intriguing newcomers is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, the military group that helped invent the Internet and which is known for supporting avant-garde research.
Lopez will be surrounded by a typically eclectic lineup, which will feature a blend of familiar faces and intriguing newcomers.
That makes him a more intriguing newcomer than Brett Favre.
The competition lineup includes premieres from big-name directors, venerable veterans and an intriguing newcomer or two.
The following night, the intriguing newcomer Olga Pericet presents "Rosa, Metal, Ceniza," a more introspective piece with well-crafted vignettes and flourishes of ballet and modern-dance technique.
An intriguing newcomer is the casual chic bistro L'Adresse de Tinay (behind Wat Ong Teu; 856-20-5691-3434), run by a Lao-French couple Tinay and Delphine Inthavong, where the seasonal menu might include goat's cheese rolls with sun-dried tomatoes and cherry confiture (71,000 kip) or Grandma Lydie's Special, duck confit served over a white bean and sausage cassoulet (130,000 kip).
This week's reviewers included a newcomer with the intriguing name thankstoMrsWard, who filed five short reviews in quick succession ranging from Hugh Howey's self-publishing sensation Wool, to John Grisham's The Last Juror.
