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After winning the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes in 2012 with his film After Lucia, young Mexican…
By Harriet ClugstonAfter winning the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes in 2012 with his film After Lucia, young Mexican…
By Harriet ClugstonRevisiting history, Petr Zelenka’s latest film deals with the aftermath of the Munich Betrayal in two acts. The…
By Alejandra ArrietaThe subject of the holocaust is a difficult one to discuss on film, not least because so much…
By Isabelle MiltonBrazilian drama Neon Bull, written and directed by Gabriel Mascaro, is a story of dreams amid the dusty,…
By Mariana HowardThe Garbage Helicopter (or Sophelikoptern), filmed entirely in black-and-white, is the debut feature from Swedish director Jonas Selberg…
By The editorial unitIn the Heights packs a gaudy punch. This raucous, multiple Tony-winning musical explores themes that Arthur Laurent carved…
By Alex FinchLos Exiliados Románticos (The Romantic Exiles) is not a groundbreaking revelation in any sense. But then, that’s only…
By James AgerOn the 90th birthday of Dame Angela Lansbury, Fiona Jane Watson and Patrick Lambe present an homage to…
By Yassine SenghorControversy has surrounded this Moroccan-French film from the get-go; banned, unsurprisingly, from cinema screens in Morocco and lead…
By Harriet ClugstonMaking a move from documentaries, Swedish editor and now director Daniel Dencik debuts his first fiction feature, Gold…
By Theodora Munroe