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Shahram Mokri’s film bends time and space as it considers events from 40 years earlier, when an arson attack on a movie theater set off the Iranian Revolution.
The New York Times – Film:
Shahram Mokri’s film bends time and space as it considers events from 40 years earlier, when an arson attack on a movie theater set off the Iranian Revolution.
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This month’s picks include a Polish procedural, a Kazakh dark comedy, a Tunisian social-realist drama, and more.
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A mother joins a group of vigilantes to help free her daughter from a state-run academy in this feature from Danis Goulet.
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Radu Jude’s rousing, form-bending new feature rails at the power of propaganda to suffocate people’s freedoms.
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The latest in Rohit Shetty’s Bollywood cop franchise is both overstuffed and paper-thin.