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A psychologist is sent to a space station to find out what has become of the occupants.
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A man sleeping rough at Seoul Station is the catalyst for a zombie apocalypse.
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After the rest of his family is killed, a former Shogunate executioner takes his baby son on the road with him and they make a living as assassins while awaiting an opportunity for revenge.
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When she discovers that her boyfriend has betrayed her, the leader of a criminal gang vows revenge.
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Intrigue and kidnaps amongst the ruins of Berlin immediately after the war
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Wandering through a ruined city, a young brother and sister discover a building inhabited by a mysterious hermit who offers them sanctuary.
'I think a country without movies is a country without memory' César Díaz on bringing Mexico 86 to the screen
Groundbreaking Stephen Soucy on James Ivory, Ismail Merchant, Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, Richard Robbins and Merchant Ivory
A piece of cake Yasuda Jun’ichi on sweetness and keeping it real in A Samurai In Time
An assault on the senses JT Mollner and Giovanni Ribisi on colour, chemistry and creativity in Strange Darling
True colours Aurélia Mengin on depicting schizophrenia in Scarlet Blue
True to herself Joanne Mitchell on damaged people and Broken Bird
Dahomey to open Zabaltegi-Tabakalera San Sebastian announces 23 free-ranging competition titles
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