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Christian Carion’s Cold War espionage thriller “L’Affaire Farewell” brings to life the cynical hall-of-mirrors atmosphere first introduced to audiences in…

Stéphane Brizé’s subtle “Mademoiselle Chambon” details the hesitant romance of an “old maid” teacher and a strapping construction builder. Brizé…

We first meet Max (Sean Bones), the twentysomething, almost hip, Generation Y guy, playing street soccer in his Brooklyn neighborhood—…

Prime Minister Berlusconi’s control of Italian media and politics has been the subject of many films. Television satirists who dared…

In 5…6…7…8 first time filmmaker Andy Milkis invites his audience behind the scenes of the renown Nova Jazz dance team…

David Sieveking is a young emerging, Berlin-based filmmaker, with high ambitions, but no real inspiration. Making subversive films like David…

Please Give is a hugely enjoyable comedy drama from writer/director Nicole Holofcener which similar to her previous work such as…

Kate Davis and David Heilbroner’s balanced documentary about the watershed event that kick-started the Gay Liberation Movement should be required…

One of the reasons that I feel privileged to be a contributor to Cinema without Borders is because it aims…

Luca Guadagnino joins supreme stylist Paolo Sorrentino (“L’amico di famiglia”) and Matteo Garrone (“Gomorrah”) in the renewal of Italian Cinema.…