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Norwegian sex romp that won the Grand Jury Award (World Cinema Drama) at Sundance 2011. Centres on the consequential misbehavings of two married couples and the politically incorrect games of their children.
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Norwegian sex romp that won the Grand Jury Award (World Cinema Drama) at Sundance 2011. Centres on the consequential misbehavings of two married couples and the politically incorrect games of their children.
A shoeshiner working on the streets witnesses an illegal immigrant boy escaping from the police and sets out to help him elude the locals. This French comedy from director Aki Kaurismäki was the winner of the International Critics Prize at Cannes 2011.
From the producer of the Millennium trilogy comes this Swedish crime drama about a female journalist who becomes a front-running witness to an extravagant murder.
A small time conman's life is disrupted by a young girl claiming to be his daughter in this Bollywood action comedy.
The third installment in the Spanish horror movie franchise moves out of the apartment building setting of the first two films and beyond the found footage format as the zombie-like 'virus' breaks loose at a wedding.
Finnish drama set in the 1970s about a female ex-convict who becomes an assistant to a blind elderly pastor.
French romantic drama about young lovers separated by World War II and the class rift that divides their families. This is the first film directed by actor Daniel Auteuil, a remake of Marcel Pagnol's 1940 romantic comedy.
French-Canadian drama examining two disparate love stories, transitioning from 1960s Paris to modern-day Montreal. From the director of Young Victoria.
Jean Reno plays a veteran chef in this French gastronomic comedy, facing off against his restaurant's CEO who want to bring in a younger replacement.
Award-winning 'comic fable' from Nadine Labaki (Caramel) about a group of Lebanese women who use some ingenious methods to ease religious tensions between Christians and Muslims in their village.
Japanese director Takashi Miike’s (13 Assassins, Ichi the Killer) remake of the 1962 samurai classic.
Japanese director Takashi Miike’s (13 Assassins, Ichi the Killer) 3D remake of the 1962 samurai classic.
Historical, romantic-drama set in 18th Century Denmark based on the deadly love triangle between the young Queen of Denmark, her schizophrenic King and the royal physician. Stars Mads Mikkelsen (After the Wedding).
Belgian crime drama about a shady cattle-beef trade negotiation that catapults into dangerous territories. Nominated for Best Foreign Film at the 2012 Academy Awards.
Oscar-nominated Polish WWII drama based on the true story of a sewer worker's increasing dedication to save 14 Jews in the Nazi-occupied city of Lvov.
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