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A tale of revenge, infidelity and gangland warfare in South Korea.
An experimental and genre-defying drama shot entirely on sound stages in support of a film-within-a-film narrative.
Manchurian homage to Sergio Leone sees unlikely protagonists vie over a treasure map.
After the daughter of a police chief is murdered by a serial killer, her fiance vows to hunt him down.
Skeletons rattle in the cupboard of a haunted South Korean family.
Tryptich of short horror films, featuring Memories, The Wheel and Going Home.
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
Starring role for a 'reluctant' award winner Karlovy Vary turns spotlight on genius behind the lens Robert Richardson
Why it’s not all about Jesse Eisenberg on talking too much, keeping off the internet and staying creative
Massive funding cuts threaten performing arts courses Concern expressed for the future of individuals and successful industries
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
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
Fantasia Full line-up revealed; Her Private Hell to open
MIFF Festival director discusses London line-up as doors open