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The Passengers of the Night
In the mid-80s, Elisabeth (Charlotte Gainsbourg) finds herself alone following a messy divorce from her husband, suddenly left…
By Guy LambertSpecial
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The Son
Peter (Hugh Jackman) is experiencing the prime of his life: he and his wife just had a baby,…
By Selina Sondermann
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The Stranger
When outsider Henry (Sean Harris) has a chance encounter with Mark (Joel Edgerton) on a plane, he’s offered…
By Andrew Murray
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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 Mbundu…
By Andrew Murray
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Peter von Kant
Peter von Kant is a free adaptation of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s 1972 drama The Bitter Tears of Petra…
By Selina Sondermann
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The Eternal Daughter
Filmmaker Julie checks into a deserted hotel with her mother Rosalind (both characters played by Tilda Swinton). Long…
By Selina Sondermann
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Blue Jean
A deeply personal tale set against the backdrop of post-industrial Newcastle in its teething infancy, Blue Jean, the debut…
By Matthew McMillan
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Saint Omer
Alice Diop’s career has thus far been concerned with the non-fiction storytelling medium of documentary filmmaking. Whether or…
By Matthew McMillan
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Call Jane
In 1968, Joy is pregnant with her second child when she experiences dizzy spells and fainting. She is…
By Selina Sondermann
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Autobiography
An assured debut feature from Indonesian filmmaker Makbul Mubarak after a trio of acclaimed shorts, Autobiography is propelled by a…
By Matthew McMillan