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Emmanuelle Marre’s A Man of His Time opens in September 1940 at a drunken gathering of French collaborators, with a woman complaining that her...
Arthur Harari’s The Unknown opens at a costume party, where David Zimmerman...
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Lauriane Escaffre and Yvo Muller’s Women on Trial dramatises the landmark...
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In Yo, documentary filmmaker Anna Fitch and her...
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Lynne Ramsay’s Die, My Love plunges deep into Southern Gothic territory, set...
After the success of his BAFTA-nominated short film Wren Boys, we finally see...
I Only Rest in the Storm, the second feature from Portuguese...
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