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Winner of the FIPRESCI Critic's Prize in the Forum section at last year's Berlin International Film Festival, Anna Cornudella's The Human Hibernation is an enthralling debut that seamlessly synthesizes dystopian sci-fi with stark realism to spin a meditative piece of speculative fiction.

Coming 1/21/25: The Human Hibernation

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Confronting Life: The Relentless Visions of Maurice Pialat

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Following a fiercely independent woman navigating the day-to-day chaos of connection and creative ambition, Ramona is a refreshingly raw, funny, and poignant story that evokes the energy of the classic Nouvelle Vague film movement through a distinctly contemporary voice.

Now Streaming:  Ramona

Now Streaming: Ramona

Unfiltered: The Brazen Cinema of Nathan Silver

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Love, Actually... It's Complicated:  The Films of Emmanuel Mouret

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Now streaming on Fandor, this vibrant exploration of Venice’s barchino culture is a stunning, genre-defying journey. With sun-soaked visuals and a captivating soundtrack, it’s the perfect cinematic escape as winter looms.

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Festival Focus:  Toronto International Film Festival

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Once again Shinya Tsukamoto steps out from behind the camera and stars as Tsuda, the archetypal Japanese salary man, a cog in the machine seemingly cut off from his own being by hours and hours of work. He's married to polite and compliant Hizuru (Kahori Fujii), the dictionary definition of an ideal Japanese wife. Their life is happy, at least on the surface, until Tsuda's brother; Kojima (played by Tsukamoto's own real life brother, Kohji) shows up on the scene. As a pro boxer Kohji's business is violence and even before the proverbial sand is kicked in Tsuda's face we can already sense the wonder and jealousy with which he views his brother's transformed body; but once Kojima seduces Hizuru, revealing that he doesn't just excel at physical violence, but mental and emotional brutality as well, Tsuda starts training at the gym so he can wreak his revenge with his fists.

Shinya Tsukamoto stars as a Japanese salaryman whose mundane life is shattered when his pro boxer brother seduces his wife, leading him to train for a brutal revenge.

In 'Tokyo Fist,' director Shinya Tsukamoto explores themes of masculinity and violence as a Japanese salaryman's world crumbles when his boxer brother seduces his wife, setting him on a path of brutal training and revenge. Tsukamoto stars in this visceral tale of physical and emotional brutality.

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Tokyo Fist