South Korean auteur Hong Sang-soo, a tried-and-tested festival...

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The fourth feature from US indie director Rick Averson, Entertainment is a...

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Though bold, brave and beautifully shot, director/writer Lorenzo...

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Visually inspiring director Piero Messina opens The Wait with a...

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Leaving them unprepared and out of breath, Son of Saul demands from its viewers...

Ingrid Bergman – In Her Own Words is a...

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First-time director João Pedro Plácido’s freshman effort,...

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