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Jeunesse
The story of a beautiful young woman aged 20, who innocently and naively enters into a Paris summer, but comes out the other end a great deal richer in knowledge about life, love and death. The daughter of the French master director Louis Malle ('Au revoir les enfants', 'Murmur of the Heart') celebrates her debut with a brutally honest story, which is inspired by her own life during the time just before her father's death in 1995.
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Jiseul
This year's Sundance winner is a piece of humanist cinema shot in panoramic black-and-white based on far too real events. After World War II, the inhabitants of a small Korean village must hide in a cave to avoid the regime's soldiers, who are hunting communists. Absurd tragicomedy and banal brutality in one.
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John Dies at the End
Paul Giamatti, a hotdog telephone and huge amounts of drugs. These are just some of the ingredients in 'Phantasm'-director Don Coscarelli's anarchic, logic-defying horror film, which can best be compared to having the entire B-movie opus of film history injected into your cerebral cortex.
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