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An exploration of capitalism, its effect on individuals, and the nature of reality.
Two misfits and a pretty student conspire to burgle a big house.
A young criminal hides out with a woman who can't decide whether or not she loves him. Plus read our exclusive interview with assistant director Pierre Rissient.
An American producer and Austrian director clash over the making of a film.
Jean-Luc Godard at his most incomprehensible in a story that might be connected to making a film.
A group of passengers on a cruise ship wrestle with existential questions.
Nothing but silence. Nothing but a revolutionary song. A story in five chapters like the five fingers of a hand.
A woman drifts into prostitution after the break-up of her relationship.
Musings on the fate of noble men in war.
A young woman is troubled by the difficulties in her relationships with her husband and lover.
An exploration of perspective and the search for truth.
Divine intervention and a marriage in trouble.
Through the story of another filmmaker's struggles to create art, Godard explores the essence of cinema and different ways of telling he truth.
Portmanteau film in which four directors “limit themselves to recounting the joyous beginning of the end of the world”. Out to own as part of Pier Pasolini Volume One box set.
Three people struggle to find direction in a film that probes the reliability of perception.
Documentary about music and the counterculture in the late Sixties.
Streaming Spotlight - Films set on the farm We're out in the fields for this week's recommendations
Stay-At-Home Seven: November 30 to December 6 Films to look out for on TV and streaming services this week
Director puts femmes to the fore Martin Provost on Juliette Binoche, gender divisions and revolution
Dreams of reality Jason Neulander on perception, reality and breaking the rules in his debut Fugitive Dreams
Césars on the move France's Oscars delayed to March for live celebratory event
Slamdance announces largely virtual line-up Festival also shifts to February for 2021 edition
Festival season is now over for this year as we move into awards season, but we still have reviews coming in from some of this year's most celebrated events.
We've recently covered Tallinn Black Nights, DOC NYC, Sheffield DocFest, the London Korean Film Festival, Welsh horror festival Abertoir, New York's Newfest, the October edition of Frightfest, the Scottish Queer International Film Festival, the London Film Festival, the New York Film Festival and the Venice Film Festival.
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