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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.
'It’s one of those films where you can’t be impartial' Weronika Mliczewska on navigating relationships and a pandemic to make Child Of Dust
Living fiction Ari Gold on one take filmmaking and exploring real life in Brother Versus Brother
Clean content Director Denis Côté on entering the world of a 'simp' and his dominatrices for Paul
In pursuit of new challenges Matthew McManus and Kevin McManus discuss Redux Redux
The main dish Philippe Lesage with Ed Bahlman on Rock Lobster and Who By Fire
Bringing it all together Tara Thorne on telling lesbian stories, ensemble filmmaking and Lakeview
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