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Tori and Lokita
The latest from the Belgian Dardenne brothers is yet another one of their dramas of stripped-back social realism, this time about two immigrant minors who try to pass as siblings.
Read More >>Father & Soldier
Mathieu Vadepied’s affecting portrait of paternal love hinges on intensely involving performances by Omar Sy and Alassane Diong, as an African father who goes to war to protect his conscript son.
Read More >>Harkis
A fiery and timely reflection about a dark episode in French history at the risk of being written out of the books with the normalisation of far-right politics in the country.
Read More >>One Fine Morning
Léa Seydoux stars in feted French auteur Mia Hansen-Løve’s slender autobiographical rumination on love and loss.
Read More >>EO
Polish auteur Jerzy Skolimowski conjures a donkey of a film out of the promising premise of seeing a chaotic, cruel world through a braying animal’s eyes.
Read More >>Plan 75
The first feature from Japanese female director Chie Hayakawa seethes with violence under its soft-spoken exterior.
Read More >>Love According to Dalva
Director Emmanuel Nicot’s assured debut feature navigates dark subject matter with compassion, warmth and great performances.
Read More >>Corsage
Director Marie Kreutzer and star Vicky Krieps give a famous 19th century Austrian empress a subversive feminist remix in this joyously imaginative Cannes premiere.
Read More >>The Woodcutter Story
Mikko Myllylahti’s impressive debut feature is a poetic and perplexing look at a man facing the diminishing of his life’s work with otherworldly stoicism.
Read More >>The Stranger
Hinging on two compelling performances, this is an absorbing drama that blends the cat-and-mouse tension of a thriller with police procedural to gripping and haunting effect.
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