The Last Summer Of La Boyita
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Lifeboat
The Greek philosopher Plato once argued that governing a state is very much like piloting a ship. When a ship is caught in a storm, the crew do not demand a vote,
Le Havre
‘Give me your tired, your poor
La Grande Illusion
La Grande Illusion, the undisputed masterpiece by pioneering French filmmaker Jean Renoir and looks better now than it ever has thanks to a breathtaking restoration.
The Ledge
Mathew Chapman’s latest film presents itself as an intelligent thriller that deals with the conflict between religious and secular worldviews but in reality The Ledge is a dull and intellectually vacuous melodrama
Life Is Beautiful
Life Is Beautiful, Roberto Benigni’s 1997 multi-Oscar winning triumph is a timeless modern fairytale.
Las Acacias
Pablo Giorgelli’s debut feature, road movie Las Acacias, might move as slowly as its protagonist’s lumber truck, but it packs a surprisingly poignant punch in its rather brief running time.
The Living Wake
The Living Wake is an absurdist comedy of the highest order.
Love On A Pillow
French New Wave cinema of the 50s and 60s might seem pretty niche and inaccessible but that’s only true if you don’t like films with subtitles, can’t relate to anything but American
Lockout
Remember Escape From New York?
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