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In turn of the 20th century France, working girl Marie snubs the affections of the local gangsters for Georges Manda, a reformed hoodlum himself, with unpleasant consequences.
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Two friends travel across Russia hoping to bury the dead wife of one of them where she and her husband spent their honeymoon.
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Trilogy of films about a man and his basket-bound mutant brother
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A compilation of 18 zombie themed short films from around the world
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A spoof grindhouse comedy about a Mexican ranch hand who runs afoul of a local drug baron.
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A trilogy of films depicting Ukraine's journey from a pastoral to industrialised society.
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Four men compete for the affections of Garance, a free spirited courtesan.
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A military deserter finds love, trouble and a small dog in a foggy Le Havre - the Port of Shadows.
The object of her desire Nia DaCosta on adapting and recontextualising Henrik Ibsen's Hedda
Time to remember Tom Koch on colour, connections and uncertainty in Olive
A grand legacy Vittorio Rambaldi on the legendary Carlo Rambaldi
Thinking big Producer Poppy O'Hagan on the challenges and themes of Think Of England
Under the knife Rebecca Pruzan and Alexander Saul on the power of comedy and making Snipped
A different language Bi Gan on his creative process, abstraction, discomfort and Resurrection
Actor James Ransone found dead Star of Sinister and The Wire was just 46
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