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In 1975, Arul Pragasam and his family travelled from Hounslow, London to the Sri Lankan...

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This claustrophobic arthouse thriller is the debut feature from British director Suzi Ewing, following...

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Lucky, Harry Dean Stanton’s eponymous and semi-autobiographical anti-hero, is sitting in his pants,...