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My Father’s Shadow Review: Childhood Innocence Meets Political Upheaval

The Phoenician Scheme Review: Splendor and Shadows in a Fictional Empire

Orwell: 2+2=5 Review – Mapping Modern Propaganda

Sons of the Neon Night Review: Brothers at War in Neon Shadows

The Wave Review: When Protest Becomes Performance

Wild Foxes Review: Camille’s Fight for Identity

Urchin Review: Frank Dillane’s Unsettling Triumph
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Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Review: Rediscovering Arcade Classics

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Wild Foxes Review

Wild Foxes Review: Camille’s Fight for Identity

by Vimala Mangat

Camille reigns supreme at a French sports-study boarding school, his every jab and uppercut marking him ...

Mirrors No. 3 Review

Mirrors No. 3 Review: Building Tension Through Everyday Gestures

Christian Petzold’s Mirrors No. 3 arrives as another quiet study of fractured selves, guided by his ...

The Seed of the Sacred Fig

Iranian Filmmaker Beats the Odds, Premieres ‘Sacred Fig’ at Cannes

by Naser Nahandian

In a remarkable act of perseverance over oppression, acclaimed Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof has made a ...

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