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The Joyless Economy

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By Deborah Young
| TFV Network
One of those films whose intensity is painful to watch, but whose images get hooked into the memory, The Joyless Economy made the audience go very quiet at its premiere in the Directors Fortnight. In 58 minutes of increasing tension, director Marjorie Conrad boldly delivers a high-emotion story on a split screen. On the left, colorful film posters race past; on the right appear high-contrast black-and-white still photographs of a young woman, who guiltily tries to hide her face from the camera.
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A Man of His Time

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By Deborah Young
| TFV Network
This year’s Cannes competition will be remembered, among other things, for two extraordinary films that still have something important to say about the Second World War. After Pawel Pawlikowski’s Fatherland used Thomas Mann’s first visit to his native Germany to expose Europe’s bitter post-war aftermath, Emmanuel Marre’s A Man of His Time uncovers the banality of evil at the very heart of the Vichy government, among the morally-lacking under-secretaries of Marshal Pétain’s cabinet.
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Minotaur - The Film Verdict

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By Deborah Young
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A murder mystery set in Russia in the autumn of 2022, in a forested area presumably in the south, Minotaur is an impeccably stylish marital drama that features a bourgeois couple whose marriage is in crisis, until the sudden disappearance of the wife’s lover reignites the old flame between husband and wife in the emotions of a police investigation. Based on Claude Chabrol’s 1969 film La Femme infidèle, this love triangle has all the smooth suspense, black humor and cynicism of the original.
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