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An actor falls for a woman in a bar where he is on location.
A runaway human boy becomes apprenticed to a supernatural beast.
A charming geek finds spiritual fulfilment – and true love – while compiling a new Japanese dictionary.
When a woman has a run of bad luck and her mother falls ill, she finds out that her family might not be everything she assumed it was.
Punk rock, magical turtles and underground sewer communities.
A spoiled boy has to cope with the arrival of a new baby sister - and much more.
Facing the apocalypse, as a secret website devotes itself to the terrible isolation of ghosts and the parable of techno terror.
Prequel to the infamous Ring cycle.
'You get in the car, you go somewhere, you have an experience' Cole Webley and John Magaro on poignant road trip Omaha
Open to magic Pete Ohs on growing as a filmmaker and making Erupcja
Catching a wave Mark Jenkin on time travel, the cinema experience, and Rose Of Nevada
Stray cats Bruno Martín and Santiago Taboada on the grime and the glory of Luger
From the withered tree Taratoa Stappard on colonial hierarchies, Ariana Osborne and Marama
Behind the tsar Olivier Assayas on humanising history in The Wizard Of The Kremlin
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest from the spring events:
Cannes 16 titles added to line-up
Cannes Critics' Week selection of first and second features announced
Cannes Directors' Fortnight selection
Cannes Payal Kapadia heads Critics' Week jury
