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    Omar Killed Me
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    Omar Killed Me

    2011-09-09T12:16:00Z

    Dir. Roschdy Zem. France. 2011. 85mins

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    ‘Our Ties’: Venice Review
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    ‘Our Ties’: Venice Review

    2022-09-09T19:30:00Z

    Roschdy Zem’s sixth feature, co-starring him and co-written with Maiwenn, competes at Venice

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    'Chocolat': Review

    2016-02-03T00:01:00Z

    Dir: Roschdy Zem. France. 2016. 121mins

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    Toronto adds world premieres including Winnie, Killer Elite, Hysteria
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    Toronto adds world premieres including Winnie, Killer Elite, Hysteria

    2011-08-16T15:00:00Z

    The Toronto International Film Festival has today announced dozens more films in its programme.

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    A Separation, Bullhead make it on to Oscar shortlist
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    A Separation, Bullhead make it on to Oscar shortlist

    2012-01-19T09:25:00Z

    Zhang Yimou’s The Flowers Of War is the notable omission from the foreign language pack and there are shut-outs too for crowdpleasers Le Havre, Where Do We Go Now, Declaration Of War and Miss Bala.

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    Where Do We Go Now wins audience award at Doha Tribeca Film Festival
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    Where Do We Go Now wins audience award at Doha Tribeca Film Festival

    2011-10-30T10:58:00Z

    Merzak Allouache’s Normal was named Best Arab Narrative Feature, Morgan Spurlock’s Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope won the documentary audience award at the festival, which closed Saturday night.

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    Doha unveils 14 strong Arab Film Competition
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    Doha unveils 14 strong Arab Film Competition

    2011-09-20T10:26:00Z

    Syrian director Mohammed Malas will head up the jury of the newly expanded Arab Film Competition, which runs during the Doha Tribeca Film Festival.

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    Elle Driver's slate ranges from royalty to grindhouse
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    Elle Driver's slate ranges from royalty to grindhouse

    2011-05-12T08:00:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: Cutting-edge French sales and finance outfit Elle Driver has boosted its Cannes slate with several new titles including new grindhouse picture Skinny Dip.

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    63 countries submit foreign language Oscar entries
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    63 countries submit foreign language Oscar entries

    2011-10-14T11:28:00Z

    The nominations will be announced on January 24.

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    Polisse, The Minister lead Césars nominations
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    Polisse, The Minister lead Césars nominations

    2012-01-27T10:44:00Z

    Maiwenn’s gritty drama Polisse picks up 13 nominations, followed by Pierre Schoeller’s political satire The Minister with 11.

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