The festival hit falls the unexpected bond between a Syrian refugee and a traveling salesman, making it perhaps the year’s most unexpected buddy comedy.
In this dispatch from the NYFF Critics Academy, a look at how recent foreign language films draw a striking contrast with Hollywood product.
One of Europe’s biggest summer film events provided a unique window into the continent’s current challenges.
Following “Le Havre,” the second chapter of Kaurismäki’s unofficial port trilogy finds the doyen of drollness at the height of his powers.
The filmmaker’s latest feature is debuting in competition at the festival.
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