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32A (Windows On Europe Film Festival 2011)
Given the prevalence of the coming of age narrative in film and television, it is sad to say that the story staple has become a cliché. Too often appropriated by comedies and mindless TV
Read More »Ben X (Windows On Europe Film Festival 2011)
The majority of the population may claim to have an awareness of autism, however few have gained their understanding from experience. With the neurodevelopmental disorder afflicting approximately 0.2% of the global population, most will
Read More »Kalabush (Windows On Europe Film Festival 2011)
The cinematic output of Cyprus may rank among the lesser known of international efforts, however the nation boasts a commitment to the medium nonetheless. From providing a location for foreign productions (Otto Preminger’s Exodus,
Read More »Cherry Blossoms – Hanami (Windows On Europe Film Festival 2011)
Coming to terms with terminal illness is a difficult experience, regardless of the details of the condition or the surrounding factors. As expected, the ordeal forms the basis of many film narratives, ranging from
Read More »The Three Way Wedding (Windows On Europe Film Festival 2011)
The inner workings of a relationship that involves more than two participants – either implicitly or explicitly – have regaled audiences for generations, with the more titillating titles amongst the canon certainly drawing a
Read More »Under The Stars (Windows On Europe Film Festival 2011)
In the standard cycle of human life, children are born, nurtured into adulthood by loving parents, and then leave the nest destined to return at a later date. Often, their absence is prolonged by
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