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To call Romanian director Radu Jude a diagnostician of our times would not be an overestimation. Moreso, his rich body… Read More
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On a cold, rainy November night in 1943, a disheveled man with a long overcoat and a bottle of booze… Read More
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More than ten years after the film she produced —Diao Yinan’s Black Coal, Thin Ice — won the top prize… Read More
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