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The New Classmate
A family drama about a young single mother who joins her daughter at school, The New Classmate is…
By Lyubomira KirilovaLondon
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Public House
From director Sarah Turner comes Public House, a documentary that highlights London’s ever-expanding gentrification problem and the people…
By The editorial unit
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Don’t think I’ve forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock and Roll
A labour of love for director John Pirozzi, Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten: Cambodia’s Lost Rock and Roll has…
By Sarah Sutton
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Elephant Days
In the midst of the July release of their fourth album Marks to Prove it, British band The…
By Sarah Sutton
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Celestial Camel
In the Kalmykian desert a camel is born under a camel-shaped cloud. The signal means this is no…
By Sarah Button
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Ayanda
The smiling face of a bright-eyed Afro-hipster marks the start of this South-African story, as she explains…
By Sarah Button
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The People vs Fritz Bauer
Nazism, love and betrayal seem to be fairly safe topics to make an interesting film. At least that…
By Alejandra Arrieta
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Being Evel
Evel Knievel is a legend – the man who didn’t believe in fear and whose reckless stunts made…
By Lyubomira Kirilova
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Thirst
A brave debut film from director Svetla Tsotsorkova, Thirst relies on strong performances, stunning landscapes and scarce dialogue,…
By Lyubomira Kirilova
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn is a film that understands what it means to love someone. This equals beauty, desire, and lots…
By Charlie Bury