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An old man looks back on his life and on the life he believes was rightfully his.
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Funny, delicately drawn animated vignettes of married life in Japan.
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The original crime scene investigators come out for a fifth time in Las Vegas, feeling confident and comfortable together
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A young journalist sets out to discover the truth behind the break up of a cabaret act, who split after a woman was found dead in a bath.
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Three international film directors take a train to Rome and tell stories of love, loss and the beautiful game.
Beach house blues Mia-Kate Russell, Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn and Bailey Spalding on Penny Lane Is Dead
Giving voice Andrea Grant on residential schools and The Bones Of Our Never-cestors
Women who are deadlier than the male Greek gothic noir Sea Of Glass turns the tables on two mainstream classics
The antithesis of a love story Sarah Bolger on working with Abner Pastoll on Frightfest opener Nervous
Coming of age in a conflict zone Skintown director on The Troubles, male friendship and winning the Sean Connery Prize
Dolly Parton dead at 80 Star remembered for her music, acting and philanthropy
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Sarajevo announces winners
Sarajevo Woody Harrelson awarded Heart of Sarajevo after lively masterclass
EIFF Gets back its mojo
Locarno Isabella Rossellini receives Excellence Award
London Jesse Eisenberg's The Debut to close festival