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LFF Review Round-Up as we say Goodbye for Another Year

The Deathless Woman Crimes buried in the shallow graves of the recent past rise to the surface of the poisoned earth, carrying with them the…

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LFF Review: The Lodge / Tremors / The Whistlers

For me, the biggest surprise of the London Film Festival thus far hasn’t been something I’ve seen on a cinema screen, but something I’ve discovered…

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Festival de Cannes 72 Countdown: Jagten / The Hunt, 2012

We excitedly countdown to the 72nd Festival de Cannes with a different prize winning film each day. Jagten / The Hunt, 2012 Prix d’interprétation masculine…

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Festival de Cannes 72 Countdown: Fehér isten / White God, 2014

We excitedly countdown to the 72nd Festival de Cannes with a different prize winning film each day. Fehér isten / White God, 2014 Palm Dog…

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Festival de Cannes 72 Countdown: Bacalaureat / Graduation, 2016

We excitedly countdown to the 72nd Festival de Cannes with a different prize winning film each day. Bacalaureat / Graduation, 2016 Prix de la mise…

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Festival de Cannes 72 Countdown: Adieu au Langage / Goodbye to Language, 2014

We excitedly countdown to the 72nd Festival de Cannes with a different prize winning film each day. Adieu au Langage / Goodbye to Language, 2014…

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Festival de Cannes 72 Countdown: Cìkè Niè Yǐnniáng / The Assassin, 2015

We excitedly countdown to the 72nd Festival de Cannes with a different prize winning film each day. Cìkè Niè Yǐnniáng / The Assassin, 2015 Prix…

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Glenn Close: Our Oscar Darling

“One of the most nominated actors never to win, or one of the greatest.” The 1980s was an era of Oscar darlings in the Academy’s…

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Watch: Rachel Israel’s Short Film Keep the Change

A representation of reality with which too few of us are familiar, Rachel Israel’s Keep the Change is a beautiful, earnest depiction of blossoming love….

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Watch: Alex Burunova’s Short Film Lonely Planet

A single travel writer undergoes a personal conflict on an unexpectedly extended stay in Barcelona in Alex Burunova’s Lonely Planet. A young American woman long…

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