Karim Aïnouz

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  13 Sep 11

  Toronto 2011. Days Three and Four

  Dan Sallitt

  Strong films by Karim Aïnouz, Julia Loktev, and Alejandro Landes, and disappointments from Todd Solondz, Whit Stillman, and Guo Xiaolu.

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  01 Jun 11

  Wrapping Cannes 2011. Directors' Fortnight

  To follow up on yesterday's roundup of Un Certain Regard remainders... "The Tati-inspired dance trio of Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon, and Bruno Romy are at it again, crafting an awfully similar follow

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  26 Mar 11

  "I Travel," "One Hundred Mornings," "Bal," "Miral," More

  David Hudson

  "From Vidas Secas to Central Station, Brazil's northeast has long held a cinematic place as a sweltering netherworld of struggle, madness, and stark landscapes," writes Fernando F Croce in Slant

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