Before her 2007 directorial debut, Julie Delpy was better known for her acting
abilities. Early in her career, Delpy was cast in films directed by two masters
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Ancient gods and the modern needs of a growing and challenging future collide in
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Pedro Almodóvar has referred to Bad Education as a “film noir;” it is
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The first major wuxia epic with crossover appeal, Ang Lee’s sweeping
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Ahead of the release of Fede Alvarez’s hotly anticipated and possibly
sacrilegious remake of Sam Raimi’s seminal horror, Studiocanal are presenting
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Region 1/import title. After Cinema Paradiso – one the greatest films ever
made about the magic of cinema – Giuseppe Tornatore not only returns to the
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A founding member of the Dogme 95 movement along with Lars von Trier, Thomas
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Surprisingly, multi award-winning Laurence Anyways is not 23-year-old Xavier
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