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Queen at Sea: a nuanced and unshowy drama about the moral dilemmas that arise with dementia
Lance Hammer’s film starring Juliette Binoche as the concerned daughter of a mother with advancing dementia presents an unsentimental yet highly empathetic meditation on the limits of love in the face of the brutal march of time.

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International cinema, local roots: what to watch at Borderlines Film Festival 2026
Bridging global cinema and countryside life, Borderlines brings more than 300 screenings – from big festival hits to restored favourites – to venues across the Marches this month.

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BFI Player’s March 2026 line-up
Cronenberg classics, fierce tales of resilience and standout world cinema collide in March’s arrivals on BFI Player.

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Josephine: a harrowing child’s eye view of the injustice faced by sexual assault survivors
Beth de Araújo’s film about an eight-year-old girl who witnesses a horrific crime is clearly about a loss of innocence but also skilfully shows how that loss can shatter a family.

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The British New Wave outlier that tested Laurence Olivier
A fraught tale of desire, accusation and moral compromise, Term of Trial is a striking Northern drama of the British New Wave era, offering one of Olivier’s most complex screen performances and a screen debut for Terence Stamp.

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