FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A poet falls in love this week in Reaching For The Moon - see what director Bruno Barreto had to tell us about it - and an art historian returns to his roots by The Sea while a tourist loses her way in Chile in Magic Magic. An unhappy man goes driving in Locke and a divorced couple try to steal a diamond in The Love Punch, while there's still time to catch high octane thriller The Raid 2. Demonic possession troubles The Quiet Ones, a woman vanishes in neo-giallo The Strange Colour Of Your Body's Tears and a priest is in danger in Calvary, plus there are hidden dangers for astronauts in Last Days On Mars. Meanwhile, a simple mistake leads to romance in The Lunchbox and there's another chance to see Nigerian-set drama Half Of A Yellow Sun and teen punk hit We Are The Best!. There's a long-delayed release for animation The King And The Mockingbird, the residents of a care home hatch a plan in Wrinkles and there's a big screen James Dean retrospective including classic Rebel Without A Cause. All this, plus the latest news and reviews direct from Tribeca.
Ralph Steadman and Charlie Paul share their thoughts on Steadman's exhibition and new film For No Good Reason Link
Tribeca's New York stories: Gabriel, Summer of Blood, Time Is Illmatic, Five Star and X/Y Link #TFF2014
Sofia Norlin on Broken Hill Blues Link #TFF2014
Two boys use film to explore the idea of shooting their classmates in The Dirties Link
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UPCOMING FESTIVALS
In the UK, we're bringing you coverage from Bradford Film Festival opens with The Lunchbox on March 27 and the Human Rights Watch Film Festival. We're also bringing you reviews from over the Pond at New York's New Directors/New Films.
Reasons unknown Ralph Steadman and Charlie Paul on new documentary For No Good Reason.
Tribeca Film Festival: New York stories We take a look at Time Is Illmatic, Summer Of Blood, Gabriel, Five Star and X/Y
When the party ends Sofia Norlin on lyricism, gender, nature and Broken Hill Blues.
Tribeca Talks: Pen to Paper An inside look at the Calling the Shots panel.
Lucky star Megan Griffiths talks about making Lucky Them.
Boorman returns to the Cannes fray Directors' Fortnight sets out its stall.
Cannes: Critics make their choice Seven titles in contest.
Were bringing you all the latest news and reviews directly from the Tribeca Film Festival.
We're looking forward to Cannes.
We still have reviews coming in from the Bradford Film Festival and Flare.
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