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    Seven Days (Shiva)

    2008-05-16T12:45:00Z

    Dir: Ronit and Shlomi Elkabetz. Israel-France. 2008. 115mins

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    Snow (Snijeg)

    2008-05-21T16:10:00Z

    Dir: Aida Begic. Bosnia and Herzegovina-Germany-France. 2008. 99mins.

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    Blind Loves (Slepe Lasky)

    2008-05-18T15:54:00Z

    Dir: Juraj Lehotsky.Slovakia. 2008. 76mins.A film its actors will never see, Blind Loves traces four blind people in theSlovakRepublicand investigates, in a seamless meld of documentary and fiction, how they experience love. Touching and original, this first full-length outing from documentary and music-video director Juraj Lehotsky ...

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    Boogie

    2008-05-18T15:01:00Z

    Dir: Radu Muntean.Romania. 2008. 103mins.InRomania, Radu Muntean’s third feature film will ultimately be seen as a carefully-studied, remarkably accurate image of the country’s thirtysomething generation right now. Elsewhere, however, Boogie looks like an old-fashioned throwback to those endless talky New Wave films. A far cry from ...

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    Four Nights With Anna (Cztery Noce Z Anna)

    2008-05-16T13:57:00Z

    Dir: Jerzy Skolimowski. France-Poland. 2008. 93mins.Veteran Polish auteur Jerzy Skolimowski crafts a delicate tragi-comic parable of love in his first film since 1991’s Ferdydurke. But though this story of a maladjusted misfit’s voyeuristic passion for a nurse has small moments of delight, this doesn’t stop it ...

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    Private Lessons (Eleve Libre)

    2008-05-21T13:45:00Z

    Dir: Joachim Lafosse. Belgium-France. 2008. 105mins.Reunited with the same co-writer, the same crew and many of the same themes he explored in his 2006 Venice competion entry Private Property (Nue Propriete), buzzy Belgian auteur Joaquim Lafosse crafts another original, disturbing work which fails however to scale ...

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    The Rest Of The Night (Il Resto Della Notte)

    2008-05-21T12:27:00Z

    Dir/scr: Francesco Munzi. Italy. 2008. 103mins.Frederico Munzi lives up to the promise he showed in his debut Saimir with this dark multi-linear drama-thriller set amongst Italy’s new immigrant underclass. It’s a timely theme given the ongoing crackdown on illegal immigration by the country’s recently elected centre-right ...

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    Knitting

    2008-05-22T12:39:00Z

    Dir: Yin Lichuan. China. 2008. 100mins.An unlikely menage a trios drifts on the margins of legality while struggling to make a living of sorts in Yin Lichuan’s deliberately reticent film. If withholdinginformation rates as an artistic achievement, then Knitting could make a mark in arthouse berths ...

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    Palace, Pusan Story share top prize at PPP

    2000-10-12T18:40:00Z

    The staff cutbacks sweeping through AOL Time Warner following its recent merger approval have now reached as far as the New York and London offices of Fine Line Features, the specialised offshoot of New Line Cinema.On Tuesday, Fine Line's New York staff were informed that their ranks would be pruned ...

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    High Point takes on Shadows In The Sun with Jean Simmons

    2008-05-15T16:12:00Z

    London-based High Point Films has taken on world rights for David Rocksavage's Shadows In The Sun. Jean Simmons stars with James Wilby and Jamie Dornan.Nick O'Hagan (Daylight Robbery) produced for Giant Films.The film is set in England's Norfolk coast during a hazy summer in the late 1960s. A man visiting ...

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    Liverpool

    2008-05-20T13:03:00Z

    Dir: Lisandro Alonso. Argentina-Netherlands-France. 84mins

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    The Pleasure Of Being Robbed

    2008-05-22T13:03:00Z

    Dir: Josh Safdie. US. 2008. 68mins.A glance at the multi-tasking names in the credits is enough to show just how homemade New York film-maker Josh Safdie’s debut film is. And at just 68 minutes, it challenges the definition of full-length feature. But it would be a ...

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    Tony Manero

    2008-05-19T11:49:00Z

    Dir: Pablo Larrain. Chile-Brazil. 2008. 98mins .

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    Voyage To The Pyranees (Le Voyage aux Pyrenees)

    2008-05-18T17:04:00Z

    Dir/scr. Arnaud & Jean-Marie Larrieu.France. 2008. 102 mins.A marital farce about misunderstandings, the great blue yonder and (apparently supernatural) gender-swapping, Journey To The Pyrenees is brisk, witty and often daft. This love letter to the film-makers’ native region is a gift for its two leads, Sabine Azema and Jean-Pierre Darroussin, ...

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    Home

    2008-05-19T13:57:00Z

    Dir: Ursula Meier. France-Switzerland-Belgium. 2008. 97min.

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    Kuba resigns as head of Barrandov Studios

    2008-05-16T05:12:18Z

    Vladimir Kuba has stepped down from his position as general director of Barrandov Studios. The announcement came as a sudden surprise inside Barrandov Studios, a source inside told Screen International. 'My view of the situation was different from the owners,' Kuba told Screen International. 'I thought it was better to ...

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    Hunger

    2008-05-15T18:38:00Z

    Un Certain Regard

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    Film Farm to produce new works from Egoyan and De Palma

    2008-05-16T04:09:00Z

    Toronto-based production outfit The Film Farm is set to produce Atom Egoyan's untitled next picture, an original screenplay, and two films from Brian de Palma. Headed by producing partners Simone Urdl and Jennifer Weiss, Film Farm produced Egoyan's Cannes competition entry Adoration as well as de Palma's 2007 Venice title ...

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    Arbol buys stake in Capa Barcelone

    2000-10-12T18:43:00Z

    Spanish TV production house Grupo Arbol has acquired a 50% stake in Capa Barcelone, the local subsidiary of French production outfit Capa, according to a report in financial paper Cinco Dias.The two companies complement each other: Arbol is home to Spain's leading TV fiction producer, Globo Media, while Capa Barcelone ...

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    Beta cinema sales catch fire

    2008-05-15T21:20:41Z

    German outfit Beta Cinema has closed a number of eye-catching deals on its Cannes slate. Heart Of Fire, which screened in official selection in Berlin, has gone to the UK (Metrodome) and to the US (Seventh Art).In the wake of its Oscar success earlier this year, Stephan Ruzowitzky's holocaust tale ...