WAKEFIELD FILM SOCIETY – CATALOGUE OF
DVDs AVAILABLE TO BORROW
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FILM
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TYPE
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DIRECTOR
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CLASS
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LENGTH
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A Farewell to Arms
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Hollywood Classic film
from 1932
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Frank Borzage
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PG
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80 mins
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A Late Quartet
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American drama re string
quartet struggling to stay together in the face of difficulties.
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Yaron Zilberman
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15
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105 mins
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A Separation
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Iranian drama about a
marriage breakdown
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Asghar Farhadi
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PG
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117 mins
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About Elly
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Iranian film about secrets
and lies amongst a group of friends on holiday
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Asghar Farhadi
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12
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114 mins
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Another Year
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Family drama spanning four
seasons
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Mike Leigh
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12
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125 mins
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Archipelago
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British – sharp and
comical exposure of middle class family at breaking point
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Joanna Hogg
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15
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109 mins
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Brighton Rock
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Remake of classic British
film based on Graham Greene novel
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Rowan Joffe
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15
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107 mins
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Departures
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Japanese film looking at
sacred part of cultural heritage
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Yojiro Takita
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12
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130 mins
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Fish Tank
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British drama won Jury
Prize at Cannes and BAFTA
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Andrea Arnold
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15
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122 mins
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Flame and Citron
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Danish film about
resistance movement in WW II
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Ole Christian Madsen
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15
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130 mins
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Heartbreaker
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French Rom-com
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Pascale Chaumeil
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15
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100 mins
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Home
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DVD produced for
Copenhagen Climate Summit Dec 2009
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Yann Arthus-Bertrand
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114 mins
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How I Ended this Summer
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Russian drama of survival
filmed entirely on a remote location
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Alexei Popogrebsky
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12
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124 mins
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I’m So Excited
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Spanish rude, raunchy
comedy
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Pedro Almodovar
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15
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89 mins
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Il Postino
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Italian portrayal of a
man’s pursuit of love and acceptance
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Michael Radford
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U
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104 mins
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In The Fog
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Russian tense drama about
occupation and collaboration in WW II
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Sergei Loznitsa
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12
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128 mins
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Jimmy’s Hall
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Set in the Depression in
Ireland. Story of conflict with authorities and church.
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Ken Loach
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12
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104 mins
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Joyeux Noel
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French drama about the
Christmas Truce in WW 1
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Christian Carion
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12
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116 mins
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Katyn
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Polish – harrowing true
story of massacre of Polish soldiers in WW II
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Andrzej Wajda
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15
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118 mins
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Lad: A Yorkshire Story
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Family story – young lad
growing up
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Dan Hartley
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12A
|
97 mins
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Las Acacias
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Chilean drama about a
lonely truck driver
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Pablo Giorgelli
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12A
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82 mins
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Le Bossu
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French swashbuckling
adventure
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Philippe De Broca
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15
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124 mins
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Le Quattro Volte
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Italian “mystical” film
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Michelangelo Frammartino
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U
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88 mins
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Louise Michel
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French – an unpredictable
black comedy about two would-be assassins
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Benoît Delépine and Gustav
Kervern
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12
|
90 mins
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Made in Dagenham
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British based on real life
story of fight for equal pay for women
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Nigel Cole
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15
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108 mins
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Meek’s Cutoff
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Families setting out in
1845 on the infamous Oregon trail
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Kelly Reichardt
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PG
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98 mins
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MicMacs
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French quirky comedy
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Jean-Pierre Jeunet
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12
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101 mins
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Peepli
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Live Indian comedy/drama
about farmer threatening to commit suicide
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Anusha Rizvi & Mahmood
Farooqui
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95 mins
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Ping Pong
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British documentary about
senior table tennis
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|
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77 mins
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Red Dog
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Australian comedy based on
true story of a dog looking for its master
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Kriv Stenders
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PG
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92 mins
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Salt of Life
|
Italian warm and witty
comedy - follow up to Mid-August Lunch
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Gianni Di Gregorio
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12
|
85 mins
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Samson and Delilah
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Australian drama about issues
confronting Aborigines
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Warwick Thornton
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15
|
101 mins
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Senna
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Documentary about the
racing driver, Ayrton Senna
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Asif Kapadia
|
E
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106 mins
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Still Walking
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Japanese family drama
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Hirokazu Koreeda
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U
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115 mins
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Summer in February
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British romantic drama re
artists’ colony in Cornwall
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Christopher Menaul
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15
|
100 mins
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The Child
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French drama – winner of
Palme D’Or 2005
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Jean-Piere & Luc
Dardenne
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15
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100 mins
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The Great White Silence
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The official record of
Captain Scott’s legendary expedition to the South Pole
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Herbert Ponting
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U
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108 mins
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The Hunt
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Danish film about how a
chance remark can have terrible consequences
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Thomas Vinterberg
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15
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110 mins
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The Illusionist
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French animated film
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Sylvain Chomet
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PG
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77 mins
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The Patience Stone
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Powerful drama of lone
woman looking after wounded husband in Afghanistan
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Atiq Rahmi
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15
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98 mins
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The Pianist
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Based on true story about
a Jewish pianist in WW II Poland
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Roman Polanski
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15
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144 mins
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The Triplets of Belleville
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French animated film
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Sylvain Chomet
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12
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78 mins
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Uncle Boonmee
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Thai film about death,
ghosts and mystery
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Apichatpong Weerasethakul
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12
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113 mins
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Vincere
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Italian drama about
Mussolini’s secret mistress
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Marco Bellocchio
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15
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119 mins
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West is West
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Sequel to East is East
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Andy De Emmony
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15
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98 mins
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Where Do We Go Now
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French about conflict between
church and mosque in remote village
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Nadine Labaki
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PG-13
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102 mins
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Wuthering Heights
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2011 remake of classic
Emily Bronte novel
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Andrea Arnold
|
15
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123 mins
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