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N. Took the Dice...
Alain Robbe-Grillet's eccentric logic taken to its logical limits: scenes and alternative takes from his 'Eden and After' are spliced together to a new film in a random order, which is itself determined by casting a pair of dice! Pop art, eroticism and abstract philosophy in a film that can easily be seen on its own.
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Naked Soldier
The third instalment of the 'Naked Action' trilogy, 'Naked Soldier', might not live up to past Hong Kong masterpieces, but it does an honest job, and thankfully doesn't take itself too seriously.
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Ned Oldham & Kim Taylor + I Used to be Darker
American indie for both eyes and ears! Experience the Baltimore-based Matt Porterfield's drama 'I Used to be Darker', followed by a concert with the two protagonists and singer-songwriters Ned Oldham and Kim Taylor!
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Night
Miguel was obsessed with recording sounds. After his suicide, his friends meet on a farm in Argentina's dense forests to pack his things, while his recordings hang like a ghost of sound in the mist and twilight that enshrouds the film. Gloomy and lingering like a hypnotic fever dream, yet frighteningly beautiful.
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Night Across the Street
Don Celso is an elderly gentleman, who realises that his life is nearing its end. Episodes from his childhood make themselves known in his daily life, together with images and impressions from a long life at the service of film, art and fantasy. A cinematic testament from an unpretentious and generous master director.
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No
Gael García Bernal is the advertising man René, who during the Chilean military dictatorship's first 'democratic' elections in 1988 used advertising language as a political weapon and against all odds gave the Pinochet regime a struggle to the hilt. A true and immensely compelling story, shot on the video format of the day.
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No Smoking
What would happen if a film's character made a different choice than the one we just saw? This is the entertaining question in the new wave director Alain Resnais's refreshing comedy. Based on the British playwright Alan Ayckbourne, Resnais unfolds an entire universe around life's great choices and omissions. 'Smoking' and 'No Smoking' are both closely related and yet two highly different versions of the same story. They can easily be seen on their own, but if you feel like seeing both, the comedy is complete. British humour with a French temperament.
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Northwest
Michael Noer's first solo project as a fiction film director balances on a knife's edge between harsh everyday realism and effectively gripping gangster film. The debut actor Gustav Dyekjær Giese is a discovery in the lead role, making it even harder to see him being swallowed up by the intoxicating life as a criminal.
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New from New Danish Screen
The latest crop from the talent support initiative of the Danish Film Institute New Danish Screen
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3 films 78 min.
