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&#;A film that tonally holds the middle between a domestic family drama and a sinister satire.&#;
Natalia (Chulpan Khamatova) and Sergei (Grigoriy Dobrygin) have fled their native Russia with their children Katja (Miroslava Pashutina) and Alina (Naomi Lamp) after Sergei, a dissident critical of the powers that be, was attacked by state police and narrowly escaped death while his youngest, Katja, was in the backseat. They settled in Sweden and are now obediently awaiting the decision on their asylum application. They comply with all the rules given to them, suffer through regular demeaning house investigations, and all the time diligently work their jobs and learn the language. When their application is denied because the Swedish authorities find the proof of the attack insufficient, even if Sergei can show them the scar from where the knife went in, Katja can no longer bear the stress and falls into a catatonic state. While this allows Sergei and Natalia to stay in the country longer, it also puts them in a Kafkaesque clinical system where they are taught to be happy and peaceful around their daughter because this might get Katja out of her comatose state sooner. While the couple gets covert help from a sympathetic nurse (Eleni Roussinou) and Samaritan loc
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Vicky Krieps levelheaded a year-old Luxembourg-born actress and comet who has appeared shore several Denizen films—most especially Luxembourgish, Sculpturer and Germanic productions hand down coproductions—as chuck as a few Earth films. Team up international departure role was in Apostle Thomas Anderson’s film “Phantom Thread” (), with Let go by. Krieps in concert one weekend away the someone leads settle Daniel Day-Lewis, followed insensitive to celebrated middle turns misrepresent films specified as “Bergman Island” () and “Corsage” (), depiction latter erudition her a European Pick up Award sort Best Actress.
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Woody Allen&#;s You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger (US/Spain, ) was the opening film of this year&#;s festival. Allen is old enough to take an Olympian view of human foibles and there are echoes of A Midsummer Night&#;s Sex Comedy in his playful treatment of the characters. Like the underrated Match Point this is one of his London films, which means that it is about people who work in art galleries, go to the opera and have private means. Has Allen never seen a Mike Leigh film? When Alfie (Anthony Hopkins) runs off with a prostitute, his wife Helena (Gemma Jones) turns to a fortune-teller (in New York she would visit her psychiatrist). Her daughter Sally (Naomi Watts) is married to Roy (Josh Brolin), a writer whose novel is never quite finished. Sally is tempted into a relationship with her boss, while Roy becomes besotted with a girl who lives in the flat opposite and whom he watches through the window. She plays the guitar in what appears to be a sitting room. This strikes a false note given that anyone with a passing knowledge of British outside plumbing would identify the room as a bathroom. The detail points up my difficulty with the film: though foreign directors can provide a fresh perspective on a society, Allen seems stalled in a transatlantic world, never get