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Caméra d'Or Cannes winner 'Divines' out now in France

Houda Benyamina's debut 'Divines' caused a splash at Cannes picking up the Caméra d'Or award. The film is out now in France.

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'The 9th Life of Louis Drax' a fantasy thriller set in a boy's coma

The 9th Life of Louis Drax' provides the latest challenge for Aaron Paul who played Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad.

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Noel Clarke's London crime trilogy closes with 'Brotherhood'

"Noel Clarke":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noel_Clarke has launched the last film in his London crime trilogy, 'Kidulthood,' and 'Adulthood' have been supplemented by 'Brotherhood.'

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"The Hollars" puts family back in the movie spotlight

A man returns to his small hometown after learning that his mother has fallen ill and is about to undergo surgery.

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Hell or High Water : a western on wealth inequality

Hell or High Water tells the story of two brothers Toby (Chris Pine), and Tanner (Ben Foster).

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Vinterberg's The Commune:Inspired by experience

The Commune by acclaimed Danish director Thomas Vinterberg is a partly autobiographical dramedy set in a 1970s commune.

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A leak from Snowden film sets the tone at Comic-Con International

Superman joined the hordes of zombies, Storm Troopers and Star Fleet officers in San Diego for Comic-Con International.

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'Aquarius': an extraordinary woman's battle against unscrupulous real estate developers

Aquarius was one of the most critically acclaimed films in Cannes this year.

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The Phenom: a journey into a player's heart of darkness

The Phenom is a baseball film that is more than your usual American baseball film.

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Soko and Lily-Rose Depp star in 'The Dancer'

French biographical musical drama ‘The Dancer’ is based on the life of American dancer Loie Fuller who found fame in Paris in the late 1800s.

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'Genius' writer Tom Wolfe and editor Max Perkins laid bare

The film based on the novel 'Max Perkins:Editor of Genius' explores the role of the renowned editor who worked with many great American novelists, including F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemmingway, and

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Stefan Zweig, adolescent lust, comedy and art in Europe's cinemas

Time to take a look at some of the best European releases of recent weeks.

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'Inversion' a film that reflects life in Iran

Iran presented two films at Cannes this year 'The Salesman' by Asghar Farhardi in competition for the Palme d'Or and 'Inversion' by Behnam Behzadi in Un Certain Regard.

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'Parched' four women flee misogyny in rural India

Bollywood rarely focuses the camera on sexual violence, but after two lavish productions, Indian director Leena Yadav went independent to make 'Parched' to highlight the oppression women face in India

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Manoel Oliveira brings Memories and Confessions from Portugal's past

At 73 Manoel Oliveira made a film that was embargoed until after his death But he died at the ripe old age of 106, and only now is it possible to

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Me Before You: small-town girl meets quadriplegic boy

Me Before You is based on the 2012 romantic novel of the same name by English writer Jojo Moyes. It’s directed by British director Thea Sharrock and

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Sky: a journey through America, a voyage of discovery and new beginnings

Sky tells the story about a French woman, Romy (played by Diane Kruger), who is on holiday in the United States with her abusive husband Richard

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'Being 17' an accurate portrayal of adolescent attraction

Damien and Tom are two 17-year-old students they are complete opposites. One is the son of a helicopter pilot, the other a farmer. They live in a

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'The Man Who Knew Infinity'

‘The Man Who Knew Infinity’ is based on the true story of Indian mathematical genius Srinivasa Ramanujan. An autodidact, he earned admittance to

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'Miles Ahead': inside a jazz icon's creative block

No conventional biopic: actor-director Don Cheadle chose to tap Miles Davis's years of self-imposed seclusion and musical muteness.