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  Bu-San-Haeng (Train to Busan)

  If you’re into zombie movies, Bu-San-Haeng is a definite...

  Jasmin Valjas 14th May 2016
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  The BFG

  Roald Dahl’s classic is given the Spielberg  treatment, which produces some...

  Joseph Owen 14th May 2016
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  Toni Erdmann

  Toni Erdmann is a light-hearted father-daughter bonding story. Selected for the...

  Jasmin Valjas 13th May 2016
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  Uchenik (The Disciple)

  Kirill Serebrennikov, already well-known in Russia in both the cinema...

  Jasmin Valjas 13th May 2016
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  I, Daniel Blake: Press conference with Ken Loach, Paul Laverty and cast

  Two years after Jimmy’s Hall, Ken Loach returns to...

  Joseph Owen 13th May 2016
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  La Danseuse (The Dancer)

  Director Stéphanie Di Giusto brings La Danseuse to the Un Certain...

  Joseph Owen 13th May 2016
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  Exil (Exile)

  Exil treats a very interesting historical issue: the exile of Cambodians during...

  Jasmin Valjas 13th May 2016
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  Ma Loute (Slack Bay)

  There are two important things to note about Bruno Dumont’s...

  Joseph Owen 13th May 2016
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  Eshtebak (The Clash)

  Egyptian feature Esthebak (The Clash) opens Un Certain Regard with a...

  Jasmin Valjas 13th May 2016
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  Omor Shakhsiya (Personal Affairs)

  Israeli director Maha Haj’s first film, Omor Shakshiya...

  Jasmin Valjas 13th May 2016