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There’s a phone on the floor, and lying next to it is a teenage girl with her hand down her…

Poised between a documentary and a fable, Philippe Falardeau’s impeccable “Monsieur Lazhar” serves up the most satisfying drama of the…

The Kid With A Bike (Le Gamin au Velo) is a Belgian coming of age film written and directed by…

The Secret World of Arrietty (Kari- gurashi no Arietti) is the seventeenth Japanese animated film produced by Studio Ghibli, directed…

“The Salt of Life,” Gianni Di Gregorio’s follow-up to the sleeper hit “Mid-August Lunch,” is about a man caught between…

In “Once Upon A Time In Anatolia,” Nuri Bilge Ceylan (“Distant”, “Climates”) follows a team of policemen, lawyers and doctor…

Writer-director Lynn Shelton’s miniature chamber piece “Your Sister’s Sister” takes on sexual boundaries again in a more polished outing than…

Ismail Ferroukhi’s “Free Men” (Les Hommes Libres) tells the true story of a cell of Algerian resistance fighters (secretly based…

“Delicacy” is David Foenkinos’ adaptation of his award-winning novel “La Délicatesse,” which he co-directs with his brother, Stephane. It begins…

The Artist is set during the declining years of silent cinema, in which huge star George Valentin develops a fondness…