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Metronom
Set in 1972 Bucharest, writer-director Alexandru Belc’s elegant feature debut Metronom centres around rebellious 17-year-old Ana (newcomer Mara…
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Tori and Lokita
The Dardennes brother’s latest feature Tori and Lokita sees the eponymous immigrant children (played by Pablo Schils and…
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Moonage Daydream
With Moonage Dayderam, writer and director Brett Morgen (Cobain: Montage of Heck) has crafted a shattering sensory experience…
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The Five Devils (Les Cinq Diables)
From the very first frame, director Léa Mysius marks The Five Devils (her second feature) as a wicked…
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“Love is a relationship between two people where they show who they really are”: Press conference with the team behind Decision to Leave
Following the screening of Park Chan-wook’s latest film, Decision to Leave, which sees a detective form an intimate…
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Feminist Riposte (Riposte Féministe)
Throughout the streets of France, words have begun to appear pasted onto the walls of buildings. These messages…
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Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind
Ethan Coen’s music biopic Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind feels less like a conventional documentary than it…
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Decision to Leave (Heojil Kyolshim)
Following his visually striking The Handmaiden in 2016, master filmmaker Park Chan-wook returns with madcap crime romance odyssey…
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Summer Scars (Nos Cérémonies)
Summer Scars, the feature debut from French filmmaker Simon Rieth (who co-wrote the screenplay alongside Léa Riche), is…
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Holy Spider
Director and co-writer Ali Abassi’s Holy Spider begins in the atmospheric night streets of Massad. Viewers follow a…
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