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We Live in Time
John Crowley, known for adapting Colm Tóibín’s romantic novel Brooklyn, is back with another emotional feature, starring two…
By Sunny MorganSpecial
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Joy
In the face of widespread public and institutional hostility, an intrepid trio with "right" on their side and…
By Thomas Messner
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When Fall Is Coming
François Ozon’s latest film When Fall Is Coming is a touching story centred around best friends Michelle (Hélène…
By Sunny Morgan
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Last Swim
Last Swim, directed and co-written by London-hailing filmmaker Sasha Nathwani, is a vibrant and deeply empathetic debut feature…
By Ronan Fawsitt
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On Becoming a Guinea Fowl
Zambian-Welsh filmmaker Rugani Nyoni’s follow-up to her arthouse hit debut I Am Not a Witch, On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,…
By Mark Worgan
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My Eternal Summer
In My Eternal Summer, Danish director Sylvia Le Fanu crafts a minimalist yet deeply moving narrative about a…
By Christina YangLFF
“It’s probably one of those films that was made more out of a kind of necessity”: Sylvia Le Fanu on My Eternal Summer at London Film Festival 2024
With delicate shifts in familial bonds and the serene, indifferent beauty of nature, Danish filmmaker Sylvia Le Fanu’s…
By Christina Yang
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Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass
As perplexing as it is hypnotic, The Quay Brothers’s disorienting new stop-motion fever dream is the kind of…
By Thomas Messner
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La Cocina
After winning the Silver Bear for Best Script in 2018 with Museo, Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios returned to the…
By Selina Sondermann
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Hard Truths
Speak to any cinephile and it’s highly likely they’ve seen at least one Mike Leigh film. A staple…
By Sunny Morgan