In this film, teen-aged Lucien aspires to become a filmmaker and to that end organizes his friends into a film unit. The young cineasts hope to make a journey into Africa to film an uncompromisingly realistic documentary. Amusingly, Lucien and his friends are shown to be rather ill-equipped for "real life."
The late film composer Jóhann Jóhannsson's one and only directorial effort is a strange and bewildering video essay, narrated by Tilda Swinton
Claire Oakley's superb debut melds ghostly visuals with a very real and stark sense of place, to hypnotic effect
Eva Green shines as a mother heading to Mars in a powerful but patchy look at space-age sexism
Gemma Arterton is brilliant as a writer wrestling with her own past in an otherwise underwhelming and all too familiar WWII drama
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