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Category Archives: Foreign Films
In Theaters This Week
New this week:
- A Five Star Life – looks like a cute french flick
- A Summer’s Tale – newly restored 1996 french film
- I, Origins – Sci-fi with Brit Marling (Another Earth) and Michael Pitt
- Mood Indigo – Michel Gondry, that’s all you need to know
- The Purge: Anarchy – sequel to the successful thriller
- Sex Tape – eh, it probably has its moments
- Wish I Was Here – Zach Braff’s latest venture
Expanding this week:
- Boyhood – just go see it. Liz’s review & press coverage
Check out trailers and descriptions after the jump.
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French Favorite ‘A Summer’s Tale’ Opens In NYC On June 20th
Melvil Poupaud (Gaspard), Gwenaëlle Simon (Solène) and Yves Guérin (Accordionist), A SUMMER’S TALE, Courtesy of Big World Pictures
I love watching romances from different countries and especially French romances. I’m excited to check out this out as it originally premiered in Cannes in 1996. Read More →
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‘The Strange Little Cat,’ Ramon Zürcher’s feature film debut to open on Aug. 1
Kino Lorber Opens Iranian Drama ‘Manuscripts Don’t Burn’ on June 13 at MoMA
KINO LORBER OPENS MOHAMMAD RASOULOF’S MANUSCRIPTS DON’T BURN ON JUNE 13, 2014, AT MoMA IN NEW YORK CITY
FILM EXPANDS DURING THE SUMMER AND EARLY FALL
“Brave
… the first film since the declaration of the Islamic Republic to confront so directly the brutality of the feared security apparatus.”
– Alissa Simon, Variety
“Demands to be seen as widely as possible.”
– Jonathan Romney, Screen International
Kino Lorber is proud to announce the New York opening of the Iranian drama (and political thriller) Manuscripts Don’t Burn on Friday, June 13, at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. Read More →
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