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BRAZIL, France | 132 minutes | 2019
In the arid plains of northern Brazil, a village suddenly disappears from GPS maps, while down the road, a mysterious massacre occurs. Then the power cuts out and night falls. To top it all off, there may be aliens on the prowl. Pretty soon, it seems like a wise idea to take up arms. Free-spirited, rebellious and cool, this politically-minded film blows cinema wide open with its obvious references (including Glauber Rocha, John Carpenter and Sergio Corbucci), its see-sawing genres and Udo Kier as a villainous mercenary. At the last Cannes Festival, where it played in official competition, everyone raved. Now it’s our turn."... utterly distinctive film-making, executed with ruthless clarity and force" The Guardian"Bolsonaro’s Brazil is brutally massacred in a sci-fi western hybrid that is incandescent with rage." Scifinow« Acte de résistance autant que d’humanité, Bacurau est un geste de cinéma fulgurant » Cineserie
Temps Ø public's choice award - Festival du nouveau cinéma
Jury Prize - Cannes Film Festival
Toronto Film Festival
Best Director, Best film and Critics Award - Lima Latin American Film Festival
Best International Film - Munich Film Festival
Sitges Film Festival
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What on earth is the meaning of Finland’s most famous painting The Wounded Angel, created by Hugo Simberg in an insane asylum in 1903? Here’s a movie...
Feature film, Documentary
FINLAND, FRANCE | 89 minutes | 2018
After a car crash, James Ballard discovers he has a fetish rooted in crumpled cars and bodies. The dented sides of cars become the womb for disturbing,...
Feature film, Fiction
ONTARIO, CANADA | 100 minutes | 1996
Xawery Zulawski directs his late father’s last script, finalized just before he died. This is a two-headed film about the revival of fascism in the West;...
POLAND | 138 minutes | 2019
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