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“Irkalla: Dreams of Gilgamesh” is one of the most ambitious projects by Iraqi filmmaker Mohamed Jabarah Al Daradji, a director internationally known for works such as “Son of Babylon” and “The Journey”, which have repeatedly examined the human cost of conflict in Iraq. Completed in 2025, the work reimagines the ancient Mesopotamian epic of Gilgamesh within the contemporary re...


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In a catalogue of uninspiring horror doppelgängers featuring the umpteenth “Pontianak” (female vampire ghosts that frequent one too many Indonesian horror films), Farishad Latjuba’s latest picture stands out by imagining an even more sinister monster: the abusive devil-worshipping husband. But we are getting too far ahead of ourselves.

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Wuxia cinema returns in spectacular fashion with “Blades of the Guardians”, the new martial arts epic directed by legendary action choreographer Yuen Woo-ping and starring Wu Jing.

Based on the popular Chinese manhua “Biao Ren”, the film transports audiences to the chaotic final years of the


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“Silent Asylum” is part of the omnibus “Taipei Factory”, a collection of four 15 to 20 minute shorts, each pairing a young Taiwanese director with a filmmaker from another country in a collaboration initiated by the Director’s Fortnight and the Taipei Film Commission. In this case French actress and director Joan Preiss worked with Midi Z.

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Malayalam cinema continues to produce some of the most compelling storytelling in Indian cinema, and Lijo Jose Pellissery remains one of its most fascinating directors. In this episode of Bad Accent Video Reviews, we examine “R.I.P.”, a tense village drama that explores the fragile dynamics of community, gossip, and violence.

Before achieving international acclaim w...


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