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Power play and dirty tricks in the French police force.
Swashbuckling in 17th century France.
Daniel Auteuil pretends to be gay to save his job at a condom factory.
A Parisian artist taking refuge in the countryside forms a powerful friendship with the gardener he knew as a child.
A girl becomes the 'target' for a knife thrower after he talks her out of suicide.
What dark secrets lie behind the mysterious video stalker?
The story of a man's faith in a horse that could jump.
A private eye uncovers a web of peadophiles when he is called in to help find a man's missing son.
Love story between a would-be sailor and his childhood friend.
A successful antiques dealer, challenged by his dinner companions to introduce his best friend for a bet, realises he doesn’t have one.
When Boney went to Elba...
Muddled romantic liaisons for Communist journalist in Paris and the depths of the country.
Sixteenth century intrigue in the court of the king of France, as a religious war rages and passions run red with blood.
Repressed passions flare in French island off Nova Scotia in mid 19th century.
Stay-At-Home Seven: June 1-6 Streaming and TV highlights this week
That’s the way to do it Mirrah Foulkes on timelessness, theatricality and Judy & Punch
Streaming Spotlight: Sundance With Subtitles This week we look at some world cinema gems from the indie festival
Changing visions Nicholas Ashe Bateman on doing things differently in The Wanting Mare
Forbidden fruit Keola Racela on wholesomeness, horror and comedy in Porno
Cannes to reveal Official Selection Plans for festival imprint on approved titles for cinema release and festivals
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Shortly before lockdown, we were at the New York Rendez-Vous With French Cinema, the Glasgow Film Festival, the Berlinale, Scottish feminist festival Femspectives, and Sundance in Utah.
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