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When an art historian persuades a writer to accompany her on a drive through rural Tuscany, a strange game develops.
A drama centered on the relationship of a young woman and old man in Tokyo.
An experimental retelling of a classic Persian tragedy.
Three international film directors take a train to Rome and tell stories of love, loss and the beautiful game.
Conversations in a car reveal many aspects of modern Iranian life, especially for women.
Man from Tehran travels to distant village to check out a dying old lady, whom he does not meet.
Producer with the skills of a diplomat Greg Shapiro on the journey from The Hurt Locker to Harold & Kumar
Open Invite Olivia Wilde on reinvention, improvisation and why her latest movie had to be shot on film
Because of a book Eran Riklis on adapting Azar Nafisi's Reading Lolita In Tehran
On the edge Robert R Palmer and Hazel McKibbin on Last Man Up
Finding truth Lou Diamond Phillips on getting interesting roles and starring in Gangland
Body, heart and mind Leah Nelson on memory loss and making Tangles
Sam Neill has died at age 78 Jurassic Park actor's death 'sudden and unexpected'
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Fantasia Festival highlights to look forward to
Locarno Sangsoo and Yeo in mix as full line-up announced
MIFF Prize winners announced
Karlovy Vary Jesse Eisenberg on talking too much, keeping off the internet and staying creative
MIFF Festival director discusses London line-up as doors open
