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Radu Jude's film 'Don't Expect Too Much From The End Of The World' explores themes of gig economy, capitalism, and social media madness while delving

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Endtimes are upon us, so says Romanian Cinema.

In “Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World,” Romanian filmmaker Radu Jude’s latest satirical comedy, the reality of late-stage capitalism is depicted as a pendulum swung too far. Through the character of Angela (Ilinca Manolache) and her meaningless duties as an underpaid, overworked production assistant for a multinational corporation, Jude satirically...

I don’t know he did it, exactly, but filmmaker Radu Jude has conjured a rarity: an angry, clear-eyed satiric flaying of modern capitalism and humankind’s infinite capacity to disappoint that

U.K.-based production and distribution banner Sovereign will launch two to three films in the U.S. each year, starring with 'A Forgotten Man.'

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The actress-turned-director's first feature is inspired by her own journey from an impoverished childhood to a heralded career on stage and screen.