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An Englishman gets more than he bargained for when an American on his cruise ship offers to tell him the story of his relationship with a beautiful but dangerous woman.
The Brooklyn bourgeoisie under the microscope in Roman Polanksi's adaptation of The God of Carnage.
A PI stumbles into a water conspiracy.
A ghost writer recruited to pen the memoirs of a former British Prime Minister gets caught up in a web of political intrigue, lies and corruption.
In search of the book that the Devil wrote.
Lavish adaptation of Charles Dickens' tale of an orphan who crosses paths with a pickpocket.
True story of how a jewish concert pianist escaped the holocaust by hiding out in the Warsaw ghetto.
A lonely young woman gradually loses her mind.
Taut supernatural chiller with Mia Farrow having a devilish time with her pregnancy.
An actress endeavours to convince a director of her talents so she can win a part in the play based on Sacher-Masoch's novel.
Tribeca 2025 highlights Frédéric Boyer shares his thoughts on the best of this year's selection
Slice of life... and fable The President's Cake director Hasan Hadi on the challenges and craft behind his debut
In tune with the public Emmanuel Courcol on his upbeat hit The Marching Band
Mother nature Silje Evensmo Jacobsen on trust, complexity and A New Kind Of Wilderness
Cruising for a bruising as Cannes goes wild The latest Mission Impossible storms the Croisette with honorary Palme d’Or and red carpet adulation
De Niro’s Cannes voyage around his father 81-year-old star ponders his own mortality
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