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Linoleum
Director Colin West’s soulful sci-fi comedy drama balances its sentimental message with sharp jokes, strong performances and deft plot twists.
Read More >>Prison 77
Director Alberto Rodriguez grippingly reconstructs the post-Franco years, using historical riots and prisoners demanding human rights as a microcosm of Spain as it made a screeching transition from fascism to democracy.
Read More >>Radio Silence
A silly joke on a quiet weekend away becomes a painful indicator of impending doom in this low-key Norwegian break-up drama.
Read More >>The Wonder
Oscar-winner Sebastien Lelio’s handsome mystery thriller stars Florence Pugh as a kick-ass nurse fighting fake news and dubious miracles in 19th century Ireland.
Read More >>The Substitute
Set in the barrios of Buenos Aires, Diego Lerman’s classroom drama movingly praises a dissatisfied young lit teacher who can’t help but interfere in his students’ lives.
Read More >>Il Boemo
The life and loves of 18th century Czech opera composer Josef Myslivecek, and his dazzling Italian career and fall into obscurity, are lovingly and authentically reconstructed in Petr Vaclav’s sumptuous period production.
Read More >>Runner
Writer-director Marian Mathias celebrates small acts of kindness and empathy in her opaque but haunting debut feature.
Read More >>Maternal
A cocky 14-year-old rebel becomes a mother in Pilar Palomero’s closely observed and vibrant tale, whose mixed pro/non-pro cast is convincingly upbeat.
Read More >>Pornomelancolía
Manuel Abramovich’s controversial docu-fiction portrait of Mexican porn star Lalo Santos is empathetic and absorbing, despite being disowned by its leading man.
Read More >>Marlowe
For the 100th film of his career, Liam Neeson switches from action thriller to classic film noir in a flyweight but generally entertaining post scriptum to Raymond Chandler’s immortal detective series, co-starring Diane Kruger and Jessica Lange.
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