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On the last day of World War Two, A group of Polish resistance fighters make a botched attempt to kill a Soviet commissar. As they wait to try again, one of them falls in love.
The final historical drama that closes the bloody door on the French Revolution.
In the early days of World War Two, thousands of captured Polish officers are handed over to the Soviet authorities – and vanish.
At the height of the Solidarity movement, a Polish TV journalist is assigned by the government to undermine an independent trade union leader.
Time for trans joy Siobhan McCarthy on reinventing the high school movie in She’s The He
Making the running Paige Bethmann and Jessica Epstein on history, storytelling and Remaining Native
The outlaw Karan Kandhari on artistic inspirations and Sister Midnight
Rediscovering her voice Alex Burunova on subverting narrative expectations in Satisfaction
For the sake of belonging Michael Premo and Rachel Falcone on going inside MAGA to make Homegrown
A very British murder Rupert Russell on the Charles Walton murder, folk horror and The Last Sacrifice
Spilt Milk wins GFF Audience Award Longstanding festival director says farewell
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