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Thessaloniki Review: Suspense Beats Solemnity in Jordan's Oscar Entry Inshallah a Boy - Vimarsana News

Thessaloniki Review: Suspense Beats Solemnity in Jordan's Oscar Entry Inshallah a Boy

In Inshallah a Boy, a new film from Jordan, a young mother faces some grueling events. It's set around the bustling capitol, Amman, a place where temperatures are rarely low. One morning, Nawal (Mouna Hawa) goes to wake her husband but finds him lifeless. She soon learns she is set to inherit their house and

'Tiger Stripes' Review: In Malaysia's Oscar Entry, Puberty Is a Nightmare - Vimarsana News

'Tiger Stripes' Review: In Malaysia's Oscar Entry, Puberty Is a Nightmare

Amanda Nell Eu’s feature debut Tiger Stripes is filled with vivid scenes of contemporary girlhood. The film, which won the prize for best feature at the 2023…

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'Tiger Stripes' Review: Malaysian Oscar Entry Paints Puberty as Horror – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

'Tiger Stripes' Review: Malaysian Oscar Entry Paints Puberty as Horror – The Hollywood Reporter

Amanda Nell Eu's 'Tiger Stripes' follows three middle-schoolers whose bodily changes are accompanied by creepy happenings.

Cannes Abortion Drama 'Power Alley' Secures Distribution in Spain - Vimarsana News

Cannes Abortion Drama 'Power Alley' Secures Distribution in Spain

M-Appeal has closed a deal with Reverso Films for the Spanish distribution of Lillah Halla’s 'Power Alley.'

Sofia Exarchou's Locarno Prize Winner 'Animal' Wins at Thessaloniki - Vimarsana News

Sofia Exarchou's Locarno Prize Winner 'Animal' Wins at Thessaloniki

The Greek director's sophomore feature was the first film from the host country to win the festival's Golden Alexander in 30 years.