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Lupe Bajo el Sol (Lupe Under the Sun)
Following the story of Lupe, a Mexican migrant worker in California whose mind and body are beginning to…
By Miriam KarmaliLondon
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After the Storm
We must remember not to take Hirokazu Koreeda for granted. His films are so free of contrivance, so…
By Sam Gray
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Sieranevada
Filmed in real time, Cristi Puiu’s Romanian family comedy/drama is a detailed snapshot into the absurdities of family…
By Miriam Karmali
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Réparer les Vivants (Heal the Living)
Is there a setting in the world of film and television more ubiquitous than the hospital? Admittedly, it’s…
By Sam Gray
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Hermia & Helena
A Midsummer Night's Dream interpreted through the eyes of an Argentinean in New York City, Hermia & Helena…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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The Red Turtle
There’s a minimalist charm to Michael Dudok de Wit’s The Red Turtle. With almost no dialogue, and with…
By Sam Gray
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Spaceship
If you’re going to rip off Harmony Korine, you’d better do it well. While the American auteur is…
By Sam Gray
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Your Name
Satoshi Kon is dead, Hayao Miyazaki is retired and Isao Takahata sticks to producing, all of which leaves…
By Sam Gray
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Christine
At first glance the film Christine might bring to mind the decades-old movie, Network, or a tragic version of…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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Moonlight
Barry Jenkins’s new film Moonlight – part of London Film Festival’s Official Competition – captures the complexities of…
By Miriam Karmali