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Stella in Love
A troubled teenage girl finds love and liberation in the nightclubs of 1980s Paris in Sylvie Verheyde’s slight but charming autobiographical retro-drama.
Read More >>I Have Electric Dreams
There’s much to admire in Valentina Maurel’s dramatic depiction of a dysfunctional father and daughter relationship, chiefly its terrific performances
Read More >>Little Ones
Debuting director Julie Lerat-Gersant imbues tremendous sympathy for her 16-year-old pregnant protagonist in this unpretentious, heartfelt drama whose overall predictability doesn’t detract from its modest strengths.
Read More >>Matter Out of Place
Award-winning documentary director Nikolaus Geyrhalter’s latest exquisitely composed opus looks at the global garbage crisis, from Maldive palm groves strewn with plastic to festering landfills, encompassing community rubbish collections and recycling plants in a cinema-essay style whose noninterventionist approach caters to audiences already committed to the cause.
Read More >>Rule 34
Julia Murat’s film about a law student with a pornographic pastime is a brave, immoral, and important work.
Read More >>Matadero
Director Santiago Fillol revisits the brutal political climate of 1970s Argentina through the lens of cinema in this dry but elegant period thriller.
Read More >>Serviam – I Will Serve
A twisted sister at an all-girl Catholic school pushes her fanatical faith to dangerous extremes in Ruth Mader’s stylish, gripping psycho-horror thriller.
Read More >>Our Lady of the Chinese Shop
Complex and a bit obscure, Ery Claver’s directing debut is a clever contemplation of religion, power, and politics in Angola.
Read More >>Loving Highsmith
Swiss director Eva Vitija gets up close and personal with much-filmed thriller author and queer icon Patricia Highsmith.
Read More >>Safe Place
Raw, authentic emotion and inventive lyricism combine in Juraj Lerotic’s sensitive, devastating reckoning with an acute mental health crisis in the family.
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