
Running Off to the Circus: Paul Auster on Film is a career-spanning feature-length interview with the legendary author and director. In Part 1 Auster passionately discusses the formative movies that made him a cinephile, while Part 2 is a fascinating look at his career as a filmmaker, from Smoke to The Inner Life of Martin Frost and beyond.
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Even years after the end of the coronavirus pandemic, Dora's life has not become any easier. The advertising copywriter urgently needs a change of scenery, space to breathe, and distance from her almost panophobic partner Robert. She spontaneously decides to escape to the countryside - to Bracken, a small village in the middle of nowhere. But it's not as idyllic as she had imagined...
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In a city suspended between past and present, a solitary woman wanders through the streets of a small town one night in 2010, clutching an old photograph marked with a cryptic sequence of numbers left by her estranged lover. Unaware of preceding incidents that appear to hold vital clues of upside down, she delves into memories blurred by time and passion. As the code unravels, it reveals hidden truths about their relationship.
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Based on the Edith Wharton classic of the same name, Undine Spragg, a fiercely ambitious woman from the Midwest, strives for the social heights of turn of the century New York. Armed with beauty, daring/hustle and sheer force of will/unwavering ambition, Undine battles an entrenched elite, fearlessly courting controversy, until love and fortune align.
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Commissioned by the Board of the State Savings Bank of the USSR. Fyodor was late for his date because he had to pay his housing and utility bills. His friend advises Fyodor to pay his utility bills by bank transfer at the savings bank. The film's slogan: Bank transfers save you time.
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At a beachside resort in 1980 Florida, twenty experts gather for a weekend conference on a global issue that is starting to gain traction: the effects of Co2 emissions on the climate. This group of scientists, activists, and policymakers have one simple mandate from Congress — write a statement about what to do. Easier said than done.
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