James Lattimer
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About Dry Grasses: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s talky portrait of a teacher in crisis
The focus is firmly on telling over showing in Turkish filmmaker Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s cerebral film about an art teacher in a quiet Anatolian village who is accused of inappropriate behaviour.
By James Lattimer
About Dry Grasses: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s talky portrait of a teacher in crisis
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Close: this portrait of a messy friendship is too neat for its own good
By James Lattimer
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Human Flowers of Flesh: a Mediterranean marvel
By James Lattimer
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Memoria shows Apichatpong at the peak of his mesmerising powers
By James Lattimer
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Onoda, 10,000 Nights in the Jungle gets lost in the Filipino wilds
By James Lattimer
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Alice T. first look: a flawed tale of teenage pregnancy
By James Lattimer
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Long Day’s Journey into Night first look: Bi Gan’s film follows its own woozy dream logic
By James Lattimer
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Fire Will Come first look: Oliver Laxe charts a path to paradise that ends in hell
By James Lattimer
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The Wild Goose Lake first look: Diao Yinan spins a dazzling neon neo-noir
By James Lattimer
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Directing Directors’ Fortnight: Paolo Moretti on his first time programming Cannes’s Quinzaine
By James Lattimer
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Donbass first look: both too much and too little about the war in Ukraine
By James Lattimer
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Ray & Liz first look: revealing a troubled family scrap by scrap
By James Lattimer