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A Game You All Know

By Vertigo

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Visionary Storytelling: Edgar Reitz’s Die Zweite Heimat

By John Mepham

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Why and for Whom Do We Film Today?

By Abbas Kiarostami, Merzak Allouache, Gaston Kaboré, Nour-Eddine Sail

REVIEW

The Disappearance of Finbar II

By Sean Cubitt

ARTICLE

Vertigo Café: Fatwa against Woman Filmmaker

REVIEW

Rabbit Unrest

By Joy Damousi

INTERVIEW

Everywhere Is Different and Everywhere Is the Same: Frederick Wiseman and the Making of the World

By Robert Chilcott

REVIEW

Do Fish Have Dreams?

By Almendra Maria Mcbride Perez

INTERVIEW

Antonio Campos Interviewed

By Mark Stafford

ARTICLE

This Spring, Leaves May Be Banned‏

By Rosy Rockets

ARTICLE

I never thought that one day I’d have to pin my hopes on Hitler

By Elke De Wit

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I Long for Stalin and I Want Good Violence

By Elke De Witt

ARTICLE

And this is Now: Reflection on Eight Months of the Lux Cinema

By Helen de Witt

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Do Fish Have Dreams?

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This Spring, Leaves May Be Banned‏

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And this is Now: Reflection on Eight Months of the Lux Cinema