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London Film Festival Awards: Certain Women wins best film at star-studded ceremony
After ten days of showcasing diverse and thought-provoking films, the 60th edition of the BFI London Film Festival…
By Mersa AudaLondon
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Le Fils de Joseph (The Son of Joseph)
Le Fils de Joseph (The Son of Joseph) is a new artistic film by French-American filmmaker Eugène Green.…
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Tu Hai Mera Sunday (You Are My Sunday)
Written and directed by Milind Dhaimade, Tu Hai Mera Sunday (You Are My Sunday) is a simple story…
By Hannah Dixon
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Nong Hak (Dearest Sister)
Only the 13th feature film ever to come out of Laos, Laotian filmmaker Mattie Do directs Nong Hak…
By Lewis Tighe
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Mercenary
A mercenary is essentially a soldier for hire, and in Sacha Wolff’s debut, the title lives up to…
By Roshni Vatnani
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Before the Flood
The most crucial issue of our time, the climate crisis, is addressed in Leonardo DiCaprio's remarkable, groundbreaking documentary…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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Mãe Só Há Uma (Don’t Call Me Son)
Mãe Só Há Uma (Don't Call Me Son) is a Brazilian-made movie of a mere 82 minutes in…
By Kim Varod
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Taekwondo
Taekwondo is an original conception from the mind of Marco Berger, an Argentinean filmmaker who decided to concoct…
By Kim Varod
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Interchange
As a follow up to his Bunohan: Return to Murder, director Dain Said’s latest film, Interchange, is a…
By Miriam Karmali
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It’s Only the End of the World: An interview with Xavier Dolan
Tonight Xavier Dolan's latest film Juste la Fin du Monde (Only The End of the World) premiered at…
By Tess Colley