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Tiger Stripes
Malaysian writer-director Amanda Nell Eu’s groundbreaking Cannes premiere is an offbeat body-horror monster movie with sharp feminist claws.
Read More >>Jeanne du Barry
Maïwenn’s Cannes opener is rich in irony and metatextual commentary, which compensates for the rather superficial treatment of a fascinating historical character.
Read More >>Book Club: The Next Chapter
The talent outshines the writing, but these travel companions make for a breezy Italian trip.
Read More >>There Is A Stone
Tatsunari Ota’s second feature, the winner of Jeonju IFF’s international competition, teases ravishing visuals and taut emotions out of two strangers’ uneventful walkabout in a small town in Japan.
Read More >>The Padilla Affair
Pavel Giroud’s award-winning documentary unearths footage hidden for fifty years in a searing, definitive chronicle of Cuban poet Heberto Padilla’s political suicide.
Read More >>Love Again
The two romantic leads have better chemistry with Céline Dion, playing herself, than with each other.
Read More >>Sensitive Content
Upending the online practice of blurring sensitive content, Narges Kalhor’s short documentary celebrates those bravely sharing uncensored images of Iran’s recent protests.
Read More >>Incident
Bill Morrison’s latest found footage film uses multiple perspectives to dissect and interrogate the lethal shooting of Harith Augustus in 2018.
Read More >>Heart of an Astronaut
This documentary about astronauts and the doctor that administers to them finds quiet profundity within the mechanics of interplanetary bodies.
Read More >>Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3
James Gunn bids farewell to the MCU with a whimper, not a bang.
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