They Live [1988]: A Biting Satire On Modern Society
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Wong Kar-Wai’s Love Trilogy
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Oberhausen International Short Film Festival: 2017 Roundup
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Afterimage [2017]: Clash of ideologies left no room for an artist who redefined space
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Clash [2016] – A Thrilling and Deeply Humane Chamber Piece
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The 15 Best Films of 2017 (so far)
Halfway through the year, and we have had some really good films, many bad films, too many sequels and superhero…
Tragedy Girls [2017] Gives Heathers a Face Lift and Brings Back the Satire – ‘Fantasia’
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The Turin Horse [2011]: The Futility of Existence
Day 1: The basic necessities: food, water, shelter and comfort of clothes. Day 2: The decay begins with the greed…