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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.
Read More >>Boy From Heaven
A solid though cautious, slow-burn loss-of innocence tale wrapped around the struggle between State versus Religion set (but not shot) in Cairo and designed for Western consumption.
Read More >>Enys Men
Experimental lo-fi director Mark Jenkin finds a rich seam of pagan folk-horror buried in the rocky terrain of England’s weird wild west.
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