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Visitation
Never quite getting the recognition his contribution to the film canon deserves, Volker Schlöndorff's body of work crowns…
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A Girl’s Story
Judith Godrèche's adaptation of Annie Ernaux's 2016 memoir returns to the summer that would come to define and…
By Christina Yang
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The Beloved
Spanish competition entry The Beloved (El ser querido) practically picks up where last year's Cannes Grand Prix winner…
By Selina Sondermann
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Propeller One-Way Night Coach
In 1997, John Travolta published a children's book loosely inspired by his own first, magical experience of flying.…
By Selina Sondermann
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Paper Tiger
Paper Tiger opens with a standard crime thriller set-up: two brothers, one reckless and one cautious, edging toward…
By Christina Yang
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Marvelous Mornings
Set in a sleepy Mediterranean seaside town, Avril Besson's feature debut Marvelous Mornings (Les matins merveilleux) follows Charlie…
By Christina Yang
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Gentle Monster
When films deal with abusive or predatory men, the focus usually settles on revelation, guilt or punishment. The…
By Christina Yang
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Atonement
Reed Van Dyk's debut Atonement begins with a fatal miscalculation during a firefight in Iraq and follows the…
By Christina Yang
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We Are Aliens
Kohei Kadowaki's feature debut follows more than two decades in the lives of Tsubasa and Gyotaro, charting their…
By Christina Yang
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John Lennon: The Last Interview
On 8th December 1980, just hours before he was killed outside the Dakota building in New York, John…
By Christina Yang