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All Festivals articles – Page 484
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Reviews'A Tale of Three Sisters': Berlin Review
Emin Alper’s third film is a mystical family drama set in Central Anatolia
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Reviews'Ghost Town Anthology': Berlin Review
An isolated, inward-looking Quebecois community struggles to cope with unexpected deaths and otherworldly appearances
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Reviews'Watergate': Berlin Review
An epic documentary looks at duplicitous American president Richard M Nixon
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News
BFI London Film Festival confirms 2019 dates and submission deadline
It will be led for the second time by festival director Tricia Tuttle.
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News'God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya' joint first, 'Mr Jones' scores low on Screen’s Berlin jury grid
Eight titles still to take their places.
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NewsSarajevo Film Festival to honour 'Cold War' director Pawel Pawlikowski (exclusive)
Festival to also host retrospective of director’s works.
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NewsWide House rides on rallycross documentary 'Born 2 Drive' (exclusive)
Daniel Fahre directs the story of the world’s youngest rallycross driver.
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Reviews'Mr Jones': Berlin Review
James Norton is real-life Welsh journalist Gareth Jones, whose 1930s visit to the Ukraine inspired George Orwell’s Animal Farm
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Reviews'Who You Think I Am': Berlin Review
Juliette Binoche is the 50-something mother posing as a 24-year-old online
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Reviews'Goldie': Berlin Review
An irrepressible New York teenager fights for her future in the latest from Dutch director Sam De Jong
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Reviews'Dafne': Berlin Review
An Italian Down’s Syndrome woman finds new self-confidence after the death of her mother
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Reviews'The Operative': Berlin Review
Diane Kruger and Martin Freeman headline this Mossad spy thriller directed by Yuval Adler
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Reviews'God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya': Berlin Review
A Macedonian woman faces a vicious backlash when she takes part in a traditionally all-male religious ritual
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Reviews
'Chained': Berlin Review
The second part of Yaron Shani’s ’Love Trilogy’ sees a cop struggle with family life
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Reviews'All My Loving': Berlin Review
Three middle-aged siblings face the challenges of everyday life
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Reviews'Idol': Berlin Review
A bloody crime pits two fathers against each other in this South Korean neo-noir
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NewsInternational sales agents worried by UK market challenges
“The UK market is very dynamic from a finance and sales point of view, but the missing link is distribution”.
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NewsSundance winner 'Queen Of Hearts' reigns at EFM for TrustNordisk (exclusive)
May el-Toukhy’s second feature stars Trine Dyrholm.