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A concentration camp escapee assumes the identity of a dead British officer in order to survive.
A teacher agrees to spy in Germany after it turns out his is the doppelganger of a Nazi.
Ex-army officers execute a sophisticated maneuver to relieve a London bank of its used pound notes.
Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers inherit a flea pit cinema with an eccentric staff.
Damning revelations fill this forgotten Brit classic as a closeted lawyer tackles a group of blackmailers.
Precision filmmaking Casey Walker on setting rules, layering complexity, and making Home Bodies
A dangerous woman Rebecca De Mornay on finding characters' truth and making The Gentleman Thief
Divine transformation Eriko Katagiri on the itako tradition and When You Open The Door
Learning to let go Gloria Mercer and Bethany Brown on filming sex, drugs and A Safe Distance
Framing a feature Michele Fiascaris on expanding his short Rain Catcher into a rain-slicked noir thriller
A heroine of the people Avid Liongoren on the Filipino animation industry and Zsazsa Zaturnnah
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It's a busy time for festivals and here's the latest:
Dinard Amira Casar to head jury, plus opening film announced
San Sebastian Leigh, Naishtat and Larraín among those joining line-up
Fantasia Nighborn is Cheval Noir Best Film; full list of award winners announced
Frightfest Full line-up announced
Sarajevo Festival to honour Asghar Farhadi and present tribute programme
