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Ashley Walters steps behind the camera with a debut that plays less like an introduction and ...
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Read moreDetailsThe sun bleeds across the rugged coast of Catalonia, illuminating a modernist villa where the Taylor ...
Read moreDetailsHeysel 85 returns to the harrowing European Cup final tragedy of May 29, 1985, at Brussels’ ...
Read moreDetailsTanja Arnheim lives inside the frantic pulse of Berlin-Neukölln, a successful novelist who treats her own ...
Read moreDetailsAlain Gomis has spent years mapping the spaces people inhabit between nations, languages, and versions of ...
Read moreDetailsIn the bare bones of 1870 Wisconsin, a township called Friendship hangs on with the reflex ...
Read moreDetailsIn a film that follows the claustrophobic tension of his previous work, director İlker Çatak stages ...
Read moreDetailsIvy sits in her bedroom like a relic from a war she lived through and still ...
Read moreDetailsGrant Gee’s film opens on absence. It stays with the four months in 1961 when Bill ...
Read moreDetailsThe Arkansas landscape of 2002 sits here like a pinned specimen, preserved from the era before ...
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