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Two student filmmakers investigate a run-down housng estate and get more than they bargained for.
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In an isolated village in Denmark, dominated by puritanism, two spinsters nostalgically recall their distant youth and the rigid upbringing that forced them to pass up their chance at Earthly happiness.
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An impoverished mother turns to murder as a method of survival at a time of civil war.
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Villagers mount a campaign after a water company threatens to flood them out.
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Upon leaving a psychiatric hospital, a young man becomes the arms of his mother, whose own were cut off by his philandering father, as she embarks on a campaign of holy retribution.
How The Gatekeepers opened up Dror Moreh on documenting the opinions of six former Shin Bet chiefs.
Painting a life Gilles Bourdos on Christa Theret in conversation about Renoir.
From Buffy to the bard Joss Whedon talks about adapting Shakespeare in Much Ado About Nothing.
Act Of Killing takes top Doc/Fest prize The Square, God Loves Uganda and Alma, A Tale Of Violence also win in Sheffield.
Cultural Exception to remain Trade talks go ahead, not including film.
We're looking forward to the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the London East End Film Festival, with some reviews already coming in.
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