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After Trump Win, Hollywood Prepares for Megamergers – and Volatility
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Rabiye Kurnaz vs. George W. Bush
An indomitable Turkish woman living in Germany battles to free her son from imprisonment in Guantanamo in Andreas Dresen’s no-surprise recreation of a true story.
Read More >>Both Sides of the Blade
French screen heavyweights Juliette Binoche and Vincent Lindon trade bruising blows in this unusually straight but gripping love-triangle drama from veteran Gallic auteur Claire Denis.
Read More >>Mutzenbacher
Men talk about sex in director Ruth Beckermann’s latest documentary, but the results aren’t very impressive.
Read More >>My Small Land
Japanese filmmaker Emma Kawawada takes the humanist cue from her mentor, Hirokazu Kore-eda, and adapt it to her warm and engaging directorial debut, in which a Kurdish-born Japanese teenager struggles to keep her life and dreams afloat when the authorities threaten to deport her family from the country.
Read More >>Dragon Tooth
Through colourful, chemically contaminated found footage, Rafael Castanheira Parrode evocatively excavates the trauma of the 1987 radioactivity disaster in Goiânia, Brazil.
Read More >>Memories of the Eastern Front
The truth lies in the spaces between recorded history in Radu Jude and Adrian Cioflânc?’s austere and through-provoking silent documentary.
Read More >>Return to Dust
Li Ruijun’s deeply felt portrait of mature love between two unvalued, outcast Chinese peasants is beautiful to look at, but labors to catch the emotional wave it promises.
Read More >>The Passengers of the Night
French director Mikhaël Hers falls short of his Rohmer-esque ambitions in this sprawling family drama set in 1980s Paris.
Read More >>That Kind of Summer
French-Canadian director Denis Côté’s beautifully mounted latest dives into the lives of three hypersexual women and their summer-retreat therapist in fascinating ways.
Read More >>One Year, One Night
Director Isaki Lacuesta’s powerful eyewitness drama chronicles the shattering aftershocks of the 2015 Bataclan theatre attack on one young Parisian couple.
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