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Trishna by Michael Winterbottom

In his third adaptation of a novel by Thomas Hardy, the eclectic British filmmaker has cast Freida Pinto in the story of Tess of the d'Urbervilles set in modern-day India.

Trishna

Trishna

Kuma by Umut Dag

In a very promising Austrian feature debut that opened the Panorama section of the 2012 Berlinale, a family is shaken by the arrival of a young woman.

Kuma

Kuma

The Angels' Share by Ken Loach

Ken Loach dives into the fountain of youth with a social comedy which is often very funny and less innocent than it seems.

The Angels' Share

The Angels' Share

Después de Lucia by Michel Franco

Michel Franco's hard-hitting tale of teen harassment has beaten all other contenders at Cannes' Un Certain Regard.

Final Cut: Ladies & Gentlemen by György Pálfi

György Pálfi presents a surprising closing film at Cannes Classics: a contemporary, inventive collage of 500 films from the history of cinema.

Thérèse Desqueyroux by Claude Miller

In the late Claude Miller’s final film, Audrey Tautou shines in the dramatic role of a young woman suffocated by bourgeois conventions.

Camille Rewinds by Noémie Lvovsky

The Directors’ Fortnight closed with Camille Rewinds, a tender and very funny film that catapults its delighted audience into the fluorescent, old school, basically brilliant, world of the 1980s.

Renoir by Gilles Bourdos

Art and love in 1915, when a young woman meets painter Auguste Renoir towards the end of his life, and his son, future great filmmaker Jean

7 days in Havana by Laurent Cantet, Benicio Del Toro, Julio Medem, Gaspar Noé, Elia Suleiman, Juan Carlos Tabío, Pablo Trapero

Seven directors with seven different points of view each spend a day in the Cuban capital to take us on an initiatory journey that gives off a great air of unison.

Cosmopolis by David Cronenberg

David Cronenberg delivers an obscure, hypnotic tale about the financial crisis and the end of a world in chaos.

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