Tsai Ming Liang’s modern classic is shot entirely in a crumbling old Taipei cinema that’s about to close its doors for the last time. Every perfectly…
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1901, on the very southernmost tip of Chile: a pair of brutal soldiers - one a mercenary Texan, the other ‘legitimate’ Scott, are tasked with opening…
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Winner of the Critics’ Week Grand Prize at Cannes, this coming-of-age body horror from debut director Amanda Nell Eu is a hallucinatory dive into…
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