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On the last day of World War Two, A group of Polish resistance fighters make a botched attempt to kill a Soviet commissar. As they wait to try again, one of them falls in love.
The final historical drama that closes the bloody door on the French Revolution.
In the early days of World War Two, thousands of captured Polish officers are handed over to the Soviet authorities – and vanish.
At the height of the Solidarity movement, a Polish TV journalist is assigned by the government to undermine an independent trade union leader.
Trying on masks Paloma Schneideman on antipodean summers and Big Girls Don't Cry
Spirit of the age Arabella Oz on jealousy, therapy and Mallory's Ghost
A different life Ragnhild Nøst Bergem and Ola Henningsen on documentary Being Ola
Power and desire Gloria Mercer, Bethany Brown and Tandia Mercedes on A Safe Distance
Remodelling masculinity Logan Rozos and Lexie Bean on young trans men and What Will I Become?
An exercise in empathy Louise Weard on gender politics, transgressive cinema and Castration Movie
We're looking forward to Fantaspoa and Overlook.
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest from the spring events:
Cannes John Travolta flies into festival with directorial debut
Cannes Barbra Streisand to receive honorary Palme d'Or
Thessaloniki Golden Alexanders announced
GSFF 19th edition opens in Glasgow with Downriver A Tiger
Cannes Park Chan-Wook named as Jury head
