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“We have our laws and punishments, the streets have theirs.” The words spoken by Tribal Officer ...
Read moreDetails“We have our laws and punishments, the streets have theirs.” The words spoken by Tribal Officer ...
Read moreDetailsIn the cluttered geography of a Timișoara apartment, circa 2008, we meet Stela. The camera finds ...
Read moreDetailsA hand holds a pencil, poised over a blank page. “Scene 1, Summer, Seaside,” the screenwriter ...
Read moreDetailsIn the concrete penumbra of Minsk, White Snail locates a quiet, unnerving story of human connection. ...
Read moreDetailsNova 78’ is less a documentary and more an unearthed artifact, a grainy portal to a ...
Read moreDetailsIn Naomi Kawase’s Yakushima’s Illusion, the clinical precision of a scalpel meets the unmappable terrain of ...
Read moreDetailsA man walks into the space left by his daughter. The man is Irakli, and the ...
Read moreDetailsA woman appears as a dark tear in the fabric of the landscape. She is Teresa, ...
Read moreDetailsAbdellatif Kechiche’s Mektoub, My Love: Canto Due returns us to the perpetual summer of Sète, 1994. ...
Read moreDetailsNigerian and Zimbabwean projects led this year’s Open Doors awards at the Locarno Film Festival, with ...
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