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Andrew Garfield leads a medieval revolt in ‘The Uprising’ — and its aftermath is the real warning (opens the original)
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Something strange happened to Paul Greengrass’ new film, “The Uprising,” on its way to theaters. Early reports emphasized that the movie would be a realistic, semi-documentary-style reconstruction — very much in keeping with Greengrass’ usual approach — of the English Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, with Andrew Garfield playing a fictional peasant and one of the rebellion’s leaders, known only as “Ploughman.”But about three weeks ago, the film’s U.S. distributors decided to add a baffling subtitle to
Leviticus is less a horror film than a painful story about forbidden love (opens the original)
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The Hebrew title (i.e., blood ritual) given to Leviticus is misleading. There is no blood ritual at the center of Australian director Adrian Chiarella’s film, and despite several moments of graphic violence and some well-placed scares, this is not exactly a conventional horror movie either.At heart, Leviticus is about two teenage boys who feel estranged from their families and from the isolated religious community around them because of their mutual attraction. That attraction is eventually tran
Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa defends Israel: 'A cultural boycott is like fighting the rain' (opens the original)
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Over the past several months, I've had the opportunity to meet Sergei Loznitsa in Israel couple of times. I can't recall another filmmaker — and the Ukrainian director is among the most prominent working today — who has visited Israel so frequently. Last November, he came to once again lead a master class at Tel Aviv University's Steve Tisch School of Film and Television and appear at the Arava International Film Festival. A few weeks ago, he returned to present a new short film at Docaviv.Now,
Five standout films and a Rossellini tribute: what to watch at 2026 Jerusalem Film Festival (opens the original)
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Here are the must-see films at the Jerusalem Film Festival screening July 9-19.Red RocksSet against the beautiful backdrop of a French Riviera resort town not far from Cannes, Red Rocks initially appears to be a gentle coming-of-age film about a group of children who spend their days playing, roaming and testing boundaries.But this is a Bruno Dumont film. The French director, known for the bleak masterpieces The Life of Jesus and Humanity, later turned to eccentric comedies such as Slack Bay and
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