All Festivals articles – Page 4
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Reviews‘Walking With Shadows’: London Review
A wife discovers her husband is gay in this exploration of queer Nigeria
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News
Film directors urged to “make something special” by European distributors and festival experts
’Make Cinema Great Again!’ took place at CONNeXT in Ghent.
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‘Our Ladies’: London Review
Buckle up for Michael Caton-Jones’ raucous adaptation of ’The Sopranos’
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Clint Eastwood awards prospect 'Richard Jewell' lands AFI FEST premiere slot
Warner Bros to release in US on December 13.
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‘Nocturnal’: London Review
Nathalie Biancheri makes her fiction debut with a striking tale of an uneasy friendship between a young girl and an older handyman
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‘The Cave’: London Review
Feras Fayyad’s award-winning documentary follows a female doctor in an underground hospital in Damascus
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‘Make Up’: London Review
Claire Oakley’s arresting debut premieres in the LFF’s Sutherland competition.
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‘Los Lobos’: Busan Review
A Mexican mother brings her two young children to the USA in search of a better life
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‘Fabulous’: Busan Review
A wannabe-writer befriends a popular Instagram star in this cautionary Canadian drama
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‘White Riot’: London Review
Rubika Shah’s docmentary tells how, in the 1970s, Rock Against Racism confronted British fascists head-on
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‘Sound Of Metal’ wins top prize at Zurich Film Festival
Romanian director Alexander Nana’s Collective won the international documentary film prize.
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‘Rose Plays Julie’: London Review
A striking work from the Desperate Optimists film-making team
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News
Philippines’ QCinema fest launches Asian Next Wave competition
New section sees three up-and-coming Filipino directors competing with five indie filmmakers from Southeast Asia.
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‘The Accidental Rebel’: Busan Review
A Syrian man finds himself drawn into conflict while searching for his missing brother
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‘Mindanao’: Busan Review
The latest work from Brillante Mendoza is the emotional story of a Filipino mother
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‘Antigone’: Busan Review
A Greek-Canadian is faced with family tragedy in this sensitive updating of the Sophocles tragedy
