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An ageing small-time gangster becomes infatuated with an aspiring casino croupier.
A suicidal man struggling to avoid sliding back into alcoholism visits former friends and lovers to say goodbye.
Moreau's first lead role about an unfaithful wife who finds nothing but trouble after a fling with her lover.
Controversial drama about a married mum who walks out on her husband.
Malle's comic western starring Bardot and Moreau as strip-tease pioneers.
Hoffman still working out life’s mysteries Eternal star of The Graduate receives top Karlovy Vary accolade
Pilgrims' progress David Andrew Ward on capturing spiritual journeys in Human Tide
Telling tales Alex Vlack on comedy, cruelty, moral rationalisation and The Revisionist
Invisible crisis Seemab Gul on a scandal in education, and making her first feature, Ghost School
Putting a festival in the frame Georgis Grigorakis on shooting a hybrid documentary about Thessaloniki Film Festival
McGregor, Branagh and Vachon bound for Edinburgh Film festival launches 79th programme of premieres and encounters
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