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New cinema for children young and old
JAPAN | 98 minutes | 2018
The new Mamoru Hosoda film, Mirai, is one of the most anticipated films of the year. After Les enfants loups/The Wolf Children (Prix Temps Ø 2012) and Le garçon et la bête, the filmmaker belongs in the same rank as Hayao Miyazaki. A film for young and old alike, it explores the pain of a four-year-old child when a little sister enters his life. Anger, frustration, the emotional shock is such that his reality is totally destabilized. Past, present and future merge to open a fantastic world of time travel where he meets his sister of the future. Magical and fabulous in every way!Join us from 5pm on October 7 to taste free dorayaki and create origami figures.Presented by Yatai
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There’s no question: in terms of new cinema, Bertrand Mandico sets the bar high. There’s also no question that on the heels of The Wild Boys (screened...
Short film , Fiction
FRANCE | 98 minutes | 2018
Filmmaker Adina Pintilie’s first feature won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival. Blurring the line between non-fiction and...
Feature film , Drama
ROMANIA , Germany , Czech Republic , Bulgaria | 98 minutes | 2018
After Berberian Sound Studio and The Duke of Burgundy, Peter Strickland, the new darling of English cinema, is back with an amazing exercise in surreal...
Feature film , Horror
UNITED KINGDOM | 98 minutes | 2018
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