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La mort de Louis XIV
On 1 September 1715, King Louis XVI of France dies of gangrene in his palace at Versailles. In his darkened bedroom, confidants and doctors come…Published on: -
Orpheline
If you look back through someone’s life you’ll encounter someone who is perhaps intrinsically the same in every phase of life, but is in sPublished on: -
The Wonderful Kingdom of Papa Alaev
If anyone still doubts that musical talent is hereditary, this documentary provides convincing proof. Not that a tyrannical patriarch is necessarily aPublished on: -
By the Time It Gets Dark
Powerful second feature by Anocha Suwichakornpong, who won a Tiger in 2010 with Mundane History, starts with the Thammasat University massacre of 1976Published on: -
Le grand jeu
When has-been literati Pierre meets gambler Joseph, this mysterious man makes him an offer he should have refused. Yet it’s only too understandaPublished on: -
Un rêve solaire
Without any apparent coherence or story, this oneiric trip essentially evokes the battle between light and darkness. An incredible phantasmagoria of cPublished on: -
The Sea Is History
A poem, a materialist and animist critique of European colonial history. It proposes a new way of bringing the past into the present.Published on: -
Au-delà des murs
A young woman inherits a house from an unknown person. She discovers that its rooms are larger than expected and lead to other times and…Published on: -
The Burglar
Yaeli lives with her mother in a village by the Dead Sea. One day, her mother disappears without any explanation. After a break-in at their…Published on: -
Burning Birds
Eight kids, no husband, no money: how can a woman alone in rural Sri Lanka keep her head above water in a situation like this?…Published on: