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DE L'AUTRE COTE
Chantal Akerman
The film introduces us to the permanent stream of Mexican refugees illegally crossing the border into the United States, where their hopes for a better life clash adamantly with bitter reality.
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HIGH AND LOW (Tengoku to jigoku) - 4K
Akira Kurosawa
In Yokohama, a criminal kidnaps a child because he thinks he is the son of a Japanese industrialist. In reality, the child is the son of his driver. Chief Inspector Tokura is put in charge of the case.
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L'ETE DE JAHIA
Olivier Meys
Jahia, who lives in an asylum center in Belgium, where her dim prospects for the future cast a shadow over her life. Then she meets the feisty and spirited Neta, a young Moldavian girl, who drags Jahia along with her crazy energy.
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MODERN TIMES (LES TEMPS MODERNES) - No Dial
Charlie Chaplin
Charlot struggles to make a living in modern industrial society, despite the help of a young homeless woman.
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RABID (Rage)
David Cronenberg
A young woman discovers a taste for human blood after undergoing experimental plastic surgery. Unfortunately, her victims turn into bloodthirsty zombies, causing an epidemic throughout the city.
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THE BRUTALIST
Brady Corbet
When visionary architect László Toth and his wife Erzsébet fled post-war Europe in 1947 to rebuild their heritage and witness the birth of modern America, their lives were changed.
