The great names in cinema
UNITED KINGDOM , Ireland | 109 minutes | 2017
A chilling, horrific thriller that takes its title from Greek tragedy. Winner of best screenplay at the last Cannes Festival. A heart surgeon develops a strange relationship with a 16-year-old boy who infiltrates his family to the point where awkwardness veers into abomination. With its formal brilliance, tight staging, razor-sharp dialogue and anxiety-inducing atmosphere, the film by the genius director of Canine (Louve d’or at FNC 2009) and The Lobster drags audiences kicking and screaming into murky waters.
Meilleur scenario - Cannes 2017
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A visual extravaganza set in the vastness of the desert that shook up Quebec cinema and seduced audiences worldwide. Worth a second look. Pascale...
Feature film , Drama
CANADA , Quebec | 109 minutes | 1998
The latest bittersweet offering from Finland’s cinematic ambassador won the Silver Bear for best director at this year’s Berlin Festival. Khaled, an...
Feature film , Comedy
FINLAND , Germany | 109 minutes | 2017
Audiences will laugh through gritted teeth at this withering satire that attacks elitism, arrogance and vanity of every stripe. The winner of the Palme...
SWEDEN , Germany , France , Denmark | 109 minutes | 2017
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