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2004 Bordeaux International Festival of Women in Cinema

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Free Radicals

$23.95 | 120 minutes

A car crash causes the random intersection of various lives in this Austrian film by Barbara Albert. Manu (Kathrin Resetarits) survives a plane crash only to die eight years later on impact with a carload of teenagers. She leaves behind a spooky little daughter Yvonne (Deborah Ten Brink), a grieving husband (Georg Friedrich) who was having&hellip&hellip…

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2003 Bordeaux International Festival of Women in Cinema

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Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself

$23.95 | 109 minutes

Best Actress

Danish director Lone Scherfig presents her second Dogme-style film, following her sweet and subtly brilliant ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS, with this English-language drama set in Glasgow, Scotland. The charmingly dilapidated used bookstore where most of the film takes place creates an atmosphere of comforting humility. However&hellip…

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My Life Without Me

$11.95 | 102 minutes

Golden Wave, Best Actor

Sarah Polley delivers a heartbreakingly subtle performance in Isabel Coixet's MY LIFE WITHOUT ME. Polley is Ann, a young mother and wife who works as a university janitor and lives in a trailer in her mother's backyard. The relationship between Ann and her mother (Deborah Harry)&hellip&hellip…

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2002 Bordeaux International Festival of Women in Cinema

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Nowhere in Africa

$26.95 | 140 minutes

Golden Wave, Best Screenplay – Caroline Link
Golden Wave, Best Film

Fleeing Nazi Germany, many Jewish families found that a new life was as difficult as any hardship they had previously known. This German drama, based on a book by Stephanie Zweig, tells of one family's struggle as Walter Redlich&hellip…

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2001 Bordeaux International Festival of Women in Cinema

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Italian for Beginners

$11.95 | 97 minutes

Golden Wave, Best Actor
Best Screenplay

In this beautiful, understated film, every character possesses a naive, heartbreaking honesty and every line communicates the sweet simplicity of basic human longing. From Danish director Lone Scherfig (ON OUR OWN), ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS uses natural lighting, muted cinematography, and&hellip…

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