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• All of Us Strangers

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  A deeply affecting drama with excellent ensemble performances, including a particularly strong turn from Andrew Scott in the lead.

• Arctic

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  A story of survival and silence, follow the lone survivor of a plane crash in the Arctic and his journey to find rescue.

• Big Fish

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  Tim Burton’s 2003 fantasy stars Ewan McGregor as a charming storyteller whose larger-than-life tales strain his relationship with his son (Billy Crudup).

• Breathe

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  Melanie Laurent's sensitive and devastating film about a tempestuous relationship between two young French women.

• Buffalo '66

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  Vincent Gallo's blackly comedic study of male narcissism with one of the funniest opening sequences you will ever see.

• The celebration

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  The first Dogme 95 film—and perhaps the best—is this searing family drama from Thomas Vinterberg,

• Cure

  Kyua

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  Apparently hypnosis isn't just for smoking cessation. A slow burning horror masterpiece.

• Fargo

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  During a cold midwestern winter, pregnant police chief (Frances McDormand) investigates a series of vicious murders that she is determined to solve.

• Gilda

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  Charles Vidor's 1946 film noir showcases Rita Hayworth at her best. Introduced on screen with a perfect hair flip, she locks horns with an old flame (Glenn Ford) as both contend with sinister criminals in post-war Buenos Aires.

• The Grief of Others

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  Patrick Wang's tender and empathetic study of a family fractured by tragedy.

• The Killers

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  Robert Siodmak's classic film noir based on a Hemingway short story. Burt Lancaster makes his film debut as the target of two hitmen while Ava Gardener smolders as the cold-hearted femme fatale.

• Mask

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  The story of Rocky Dennis, starring Cher, Eric Stoltz and Sam Elliott. Great performances all around. Cher won Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival for this role.

• Moonlight

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  The coming-of-age story of Chiron, a young Black man growing up in an impoverished neighbourhood of Miami.

• October Sky

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  Based on a NASA engineers' autobiography, Homer Hickam dreams of the stars instead of the life in a coal mine that his father wants for him.

• Past Lives

  Nos Vies Passées

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  Childhood friends in South Korea are separated when one family emigrates. Years later they re-connect in New York. Canada's Celine Song directs a sensitive love story on how love, distance, language, time and life choices can both connect and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Remembering Gene Wilder

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  A documentary about Gene Wilder's life, career and collaborations as an actor/director. It examines a comedic sensibility that could shift from vulnerability (The Producers) to vaguely sinister (Willa Wonka) to totally unhinged (Young Frankenstein)…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Resident Alien. Season One

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  Navigating the complexities of humanity and relationships, follow an alien who has crash-landed in a small town and needs to adapt fast, all while trying to carry out a secret mission and avoid being charged with murder.

• SCTV

  Volume 1

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  Second City Television is a classic Canadian comedy sketch show featuring John Candy, Catherine O'Hara, Eugene Levy and more.

• Secret Mall Apartment

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  A documentary about artists making their own space hidden within the local shopping mall.

• Talk to Me

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  Sometimes playing games with an embalmed hand can go wrong. Scary Australian fun from the Philippou brothers.