A largely engrossing crash course on how the current Brazilian political landscape, warts and all, came to be in this incisive Oscar-nominated documentary.
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Edge of Democracy, The (2019)
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Anguish (1987)
A meta-horror film that sees the spectator as victim, constructed as a part-experimental, part visceral experience.
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Anatomy of a Murder (1959)
One of the best courtroom dramas ever shot, Preminger’s film may be lengthy but is tremendously engaging.
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Albert Nobbs (2011)
Strong performances by Glenn Close and Mia Wasikowska help to elevate this heartfelt Oscar-baiting period film to something that is worth a watch.
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Aftershock (2010)
The emotional struggles of a family torn apart by a major earthquake sets the melodramatic tone of this decades-spanning Chinese disaster epic.
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Adventures of Robin Hood, The (1938)
A light-hearted adventure-comedy from the Golden Age of Hollywood with a predictable storyline but outstanding period production design.
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9 (2009)
Not exactly fully-developed, but interesting nonetheless – this is an animation about an apocalyptic world that is more suitable for teenagers than kids.
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317th Platoon, The (1965)
This war film shot in Cambodia and lensed by the great Raoul Coutard strongly emphasises on realism, but may feel slightly underwhelming.
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Dawns Here Are Quiet, The (1972)
An unusual and at times powerful Soviet WWII movie about a male sergeant leading a group of inexperienced women soldiers into a skirmish with marauding Nazis.
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Talking About Trees (2019)
Cinema can be the raison d’être for many of us, but this illuminating Sudanese documentary shows us that it can also be a marker of a lifetime of despair.
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Eternality Tan 