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BIFF Review: ‘Working Man’ Explores the Worries and Values in a Rust Belt Town

 

Lav Diaz on the Desire for Epic Runtimes, Not Voting for the Oscars, and the Problem with Big Film Festivals

 

‘Beanpole’ Director Kantemir Balagov on Female Loss, Russian History, and the Title’s Deeper Meaning

 

BIFF Review: ‘Foosballers’ Shows the Sport Isn’t Merely a Recreational Bar Game

 

Arnaud Desplechin on Melding Frederick Wiseman and Sidney Lumet with ‘Oh Mercy!’

 

NYFF Review: ‘State Funeral’ is an Immersion into an Ephemeral Moment of Collective Trauma

 

NYFF Review: ‘The Traitor’ is an Accessible Arthouse Genre Film About Conscientious Rebellion

 

BFI London Review: ‘The Aeronauts’ is an Adventurous Family-Friendly Slice of Victorian Nostalgia

 

Sitges Review: ‘The Platform’ is Twisted, Ingenious Spanish Horror

 

BIFF Review: ‘The True Adventures of Wolfboy’ is a Tim Burton-Esque Fantastical Quest

 
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