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2016 Warsaw Film Festival: The Comrade Who Came in from the Cold
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For his third and most psychologically complex feature to date, Antonio Campos presents...
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Since the inception of cinema, there are few filmmakers who have successfully achieved a simultaneous mixture of formidable narrative scope and cinematographic prowess. But...
