Best Films of the 2024 Fall Fests: From Mike Leigh to Pedro Almodóvar

Guy Lodge

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The Best Films of the Fall Festivals: From ‘Babygirl’ to Mike Leigh to Pedro Almodóvar
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‘The Penguin Lessons’ Review: Steve Coogan Finds His Happy Feet in a Gentle True-Life Tale
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‘Familiar Touch’ Review: An Exquisite Study of Living With Dementia That Puts Its Perspective In the Right Place
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‘Love’ Review: Thoughtful, Grownup Norwegian Romantic Drama Accounts for Different Emotional Needs

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‘Stranger Eyes’ Review: Yeo Siew Hua’s Elegant, Haunted Thriller About Voyeurism in a Time of Surveillance
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‘April’ Review: The Cruelest Month Lives Up to Its Reputation in a Radical, Shattering Exploration of Women’s Lives, Rights and Bodies in Peril
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‘Diciannove’ Review: A Vivid, Humane Evocation of What It’s Like to Be 19 Years Old, With the World at Your Feet and Over Your Head
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‘Harvest’ Review: Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Brawny, Brutal, Beautiful Fable of a Torn-Up Farming Community
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‘Finally’ Review: Claude Lelouch’s Bizarre Male-Crisis Comedy Feels Like a Farewell
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‘Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass’ Review: The Quay Brothers’ Surreal Stop-Motion Fantasia Is a Mouthful, an Eyeful and a Mind-Melt
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‘Peacock’ Review: A Zingy Austrian Comedy Follows a Friend-For-Hire In Desperate Need of a Real Connection
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‘And Their Children After Them’ Review: A Delinquent Crime Echoes Through the Years In an Overblown Youth Melodrama
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‘Three Friends’ Review: A Loosely Knotted French Braid of Not-So-Illicit Affairs

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