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Gomorrah Matteo Garrone, Italy, 2008A powerful depiction of the destructive and pervasive impact of organised crime on ordinary people, GOMORRAH focuses on five inter-linked stories in the working-class suburbs of Naples. Winner of... |
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Linha de Passe Walter Salles, Daniela Thomas, Brazil, 2008Sao Paulo. 20 million inhabitants, 200 kilometres of traffic, 300,000 messengers on motorcycles. At the heart of one of the toughest, most chaotic cities in the world, four brothers try to reinvent... |
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Eden Declan Recks, Ireland, 2008Set in a thriving town in the midlands of Ireland, EDEN tells the story of a week in the lives of Billy and Breda Farrell as they approach their 10th wedding anniversary. Breda is determined that... |
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The Understudy David Conolly, Hannah Davis, USA, 2008The perfect film for all of those who ever thought that if they could just get one shot at their big break, then everything would be okay… After years of scratching around for small acting parts,... |
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We Dreamed America Alex Walker, UK, 2008WE DREAMED AMERICA examines the influence of American country music on a new breed of British artists. Featuring six UK bands, from the country-tinged rock of Alabama 3 to the exuberant... |
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The Wave Dennis Gansel, Germany, 2008Based on the social experiment undertaken by US history teacher Ron Jones in the 1960s when he attempted to demonstrate to pupils how Germany fell under the spell of Adolf Hitler, THE WAVE is a... |
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Transmission: La Vie Nouvelle Philippe Grandieux, France, 2002Grandrieux is one of the most innovative francophone filmmakers to emerge in recent years. LA VIE NOUVELLE, his second feature, generated a storm of critical acclaim on its release. A terrifyingly... |
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Canal (Kanal) Andrzej Wajda, Poland, 1957One of Wajda’s first films, KANAŁ asks us to bear witness to the activities of a group of resistance fighters in the last hours of their lives, on the eve of the failure of the 1944 Warsaw... |
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Losses To Be Expected Ulrich Seidl, Austria, 1992A foray into the East/West divide that Seidl would revisit fifteen years later in IMPORT/EXPORT, LOSSES TO BE EXPECTED explores the borders, both physical and social, that separate people from one... |
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Life For Sale (Luftbusiness) Dominique de Rivaz, Switzerland/Luxembourg, 2008Looking for easy money, three young dropouts auction themselves on the internet. One sells his future, one sells his past. The third sells his soul. What starts off as an unlikely trick turns into... |
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The Objective Daniel Myrick, USA, 2008From the director of THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT comes this supernatural horror film set in the desert landscape of Southern Afghanistan, which flirts with the issue of intelligent life and the effect... |
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Jesus, You Know Ulrich Seidl, Austria, 2003More immediately recognisable as a documentary than some of his earlier work, Seidl employs one of the most intimate of human experiences – prayer – as an entry point into revealing the... |
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The Old Dark House James Whale, USA, 1932Loosely based on a J.B. Priestley play, an assorted cast find themselves stranded overnight in a sinister Welsh house in this splendidly eccentric comedy. There’s the butler Karloff ("an... |
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Twists of Fate (Korowod) Jerzy Stuhr, Poland, 2007This gripping film spans the moral attitudes of two generations and their complex entanglements. A former secret police officer under Polish Socialism is facing the consequences for his past... |
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Dressing Granite Bill Scott, UK, 2007Ben and Matthew are stonemasons, living and working in a remote Cornish quarry. It's a typical father and son relationship: love never shown, son's work never good enough, father set in his ways.... |
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European Shorts Valentin Potier, Andrea Harkin, Michele Alhaique, Vlad Trandafir, Kei Ishikawa, Paul Zinder, Various, 2008The crème de la crème from Europe: from future Michel Gondrys (TONY ZEAR) and Lynne Ramseys (FLYER) to strange new hybrids of Tarkovsky and Kielslowski (THE END OF THE WORLD), you won’t be... |
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