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Death By Death
This tender, absurdist black comedy transforms hypochondria into high art, focusing on the relationship of anxious, part-time actor Michel and his ailing, overly attached mother, who has been told that she is living on borrowed time but has no intention of dying.
Departure
A 15-year-old poetry-scribbling English boy on vacation with his mother in the south of France falls in love with a French boy in Andrew Steggall’s haunting coming-of-age story about family, friendship and secret desires.
Embrace of the Serpent
A visually bewitching black-and-white Colombian odyssey charting parallel incursions by Western explorers deep into the Amazon jungle, this is a potent, poetic, visionary movie reminiscent of Werner Herzog’s Aguirre and Fitzcarraldo. Winner: CICAE Award, Cannes.
Felix & Meira
A young, frustrated Hasidic wife and mother slowly allows herself to be befriended by, and then fall in love with, a bohemian artist who is the opposite of her husband. A beautifully modulated, subtle romance. Winner: Audience Award, Best Canadian Film, Toronto.
Flowers
Buried passions and lingering emotional memories are expressed through mysterious flower deliveries in a film that finds poetic resonance between a quiet, unhappily married woman and an older woman who yearns for a grandchild. Named Best Ibero-American Film at last year’s PSIFF, Flowers is back as Spain’s Oscar® submission.
Fly Away Solo
The ancient city of Varanasi serves as the perfect backdrop for Neeraj Ghaywan’s confident debut, which follows four characters trying to overcome the strictures of a tradition-bound society. This gem of Indian cinema won the International Critics’ Prize for the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes.
From Afar
The winner of the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, Vigas’s mysterious and mesmerizing debut charts the deepening, ever-changing relationship between a wealthy middle-aged man and the rough Caracas street kid he picks up and pays to undress.
Hockney
An engaging, insightful and inspiring film portrait of the great British and California artist, now a spry, wry and still prolific septuagenarian. He’s one of the most accessible and successful figurative painters of the last half century, but look closer, there’s much more to David Hockney than meets the eye.
Ma Ma
Unabashed high melodrama is served up with style as Spanish superstar Penélope Cruz plays a Madrid soccer mom, newly diagnosed with breast cancer, who strikes up an ever-deepening friendship with a grieving soccer scout. Basque auteur Julio Medem (Sex and Lucia) directs.
Made in Bangkok
The charming Morgana, a transgender opera singer, represents Mexico in the Miss International Queen beauty pageant in Bangkok. Can she win, and pay for the sex-change operation she dreams of? This funny, surprising and sensitive documentary is a rousing celebration of achieving one’s true identity.