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The 59th San Sebastian Film Festival runs from September 16 to 25.
Retrospectives include a showcase of the work of Jacques Demy and thematic retrospectives called Digital Shadows: The Last Generation Of Chinese Film, celebrating film from the country from 2000 to 2010 and American Way Of Death: American Film Noir 1990 to 2010. |
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Silver Tongues
A couple travel across country taking on different roles and presenting challenges to strangers.
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Finisterrae
A tongue-in-cheek surrealist parable in which two ghosts go looking for the end of the world.
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The Mexican Suitcase
A documentary about the mystery of missing negatives created by iconic photographer Robert Capa and his friends during the Spanish Civil War.
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The Monk
The tragedy of a devoted servant of God whose very righteousness leads him on the path to damnation.
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Acacias
A truck driver agrees to transport a woman and her baby, not anticipating the change it may bring to his quiet life.
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Snowtown
A vulnerable boy is drawn into the crimes of a charismatic serial killer. Based on a true story.
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The Deep Blue Sea
A married woman faces emotional turmoil after she falls for another man.
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Rampart
A dirty cop in LA struggles to keep his job.
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Shame
A thirtysomething finds his life spiral out of control after his sister moves into his apartment.
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Pina
3D dance documentary.
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A-Z of San Sebastian Film Festival 2011 reviews >>>
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Beauty and the bullet
Gerardo Naranjo talks about crime thriller Miss Bala
San Sebastian Film Festival: Days Five and Six
Wild Bill, Extraterrestrial, Rampart, Los Marziano and Le Havre
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day Four
Double Steps, Cousinhood, I Wish and Life Without Principle
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day 3
Albert Nobbs, Shame, The Deep Blue Sea, Take This Waltz
San Sebastian Film Festival Day Two
Day Two: Silver Tongues, Lola & Finisterrae
San Sebastian Film Festival Day One
Opening night film Intruders, Bonsai, No Rest For The Wicked and Miss Bala
San Sebastian Film Festival 2011: A Preview
Amber Wilkinson takes a look at the thrills in store at this year's San Sebastian
Film Festival.
Pasos Dobles takes home San Sebastian Golden Shell
British debut Wild Bill also picks up festival gong.
Glenn Close to receive San Sebastian Donostia
Star selected for lifetime achievement award.
Intruders to open San Sebastian Film Festival
Clive Owen stars in Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s horror/thriller
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