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Locarno Review: ‘A Land Imagined’ is a Singapore-Set Lynchian Neo-Noir with Echoes of ‘Chinatown’

 
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Locarno Review: ‘All Good’ Confronts a Nightmare with Uneasy Mundanity

 
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Locarno Review: ‘Ray & Liz’ is a Remarkably Vivid, Tender Drama Built on Fractured Memories

 
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Locarno Review: ‘A Family Tour’ is a Loaded Melodrama Mirroring Real Life

 
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Karlovy Vary Review: ‘To the Night’ is an Unrelenting Showcase for Caleb Landry Jones

 
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Mark Cousins on Orson Welles’ Trumpian Characters, the Era-Defining Films of this Decade, and Ozu’s Sexuality

 
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Karlovy Vary Review: ‘The World is Yours’ Continues Romain Gavras’ Brand of Poetic, Ironic Postmodernism

 
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Karlovy Vary Review: “I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians” is Radu Jude’s ‘Day for Night’

 
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Karlovy Vary Review: ‘The Fireflies Are Gone’ is an Expressionistic Coming-of-Age Tale

 
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Karlovy Vary Review: ‘Diamantino’ is an Ambitious, Anarchic Achievement

 
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