Trance-like and hallucinatory, Bloody Beans follows a group of children during Algeria's War of Independence, reduced to a diet of 'bloody beans' until they loot a French Army base and abduct a soldier.
An unexpected call from a volatile former lover inspires Mia to reminisce about a turbulent spring in Paris – from riots and vespas to a cat named Baby.
The glamorous Festival favourite returns to look at how images of fashion reflect culture, heritage and identity for female filmmakers across the world, followed by a panel discussion.
Anna Eborn’s unique, acclaimed documentary explores the young heart of Native America - spectacularly shot against stunning Midwestern landscapes, this deeply evocative and emotional film demands big-screen viewing.
Multi-award winning documentary filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal reunites with renowned photographer Edward Burtynsky for the follow-up to their 2006 breakthrough Manufactured Landscapes.
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