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  Normal

  Adele Tulli’s Normal, quite simply, traces life’s rites of passage underscoring...

  Mary-Catherine Harvey 11th February 2019
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  Ghost Town Anthology (Répertoire des Villes Disparues): Denis Côté’s brilliant exploration of the otherworldly aftermath of a small town’s catastrophe
  Oliver Johnston 11th February 2019
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  Ghost Town Anthology (Répertoire des Villes Disparues) press conference with Denis Côté, Larissa Corriveau and Robert Naylor
  Oliver Johnston 11th February 2019
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  Berlinale

  “I always wanted less”: Writer-director Marie Kreutzer discusses striving for simplicity in The Ground Beneath My Feet
  Mary-Catherine Harvey 11th February 2019
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  “Social networks and social media are somehow a substitute, a replacement for filling a void”: Director Safy Nebbou discusses the solitude of online existence in Who You Think I Am
  Oliver Johnston 11th February 2019
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  On the Starting Line (La Arrancada): An affectionate portrayal of a family’s experience of a culture in transition
  Catherine Sedgwick 11th February 2019
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  Mr Jones

  Mr Jones, despite being a 1933 period piece, has thematic content markedly relevant...

  Mary-Catherine Harvey 10th February 2019
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  Berlinale

  Who You Think I Am (Celle que vous croyez)

  Many film narratives rely upon the suspension of...

  Oliver Johnston 10th February 2019
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  Berlinale

  Talking About Trees

  Directed by Suhaib Gasmelbari, Talking About Trees tells the story of a...

  Amaliah Sara Marmon-Halm 10th February 2019
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  Berlinale

  Monos

  Before Berlinale’s European premiere of Monos, director Alejandro Landes sweetly...

  Mary-Catherine Harvey 10th February 2019