PRESENTED BY:

SOFITEL

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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 7:15PM; ST. ANTHONY

SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 5:15PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director: CLAUDE LELOUCH

Melodrama, comedy, suspense, part road movie, some western, this inventive melange from whom else but French master Claude Lelouch and the film genres he’s always loved and practiced.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 5:00PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director: RICHARD ROXBURG

Bold and overwhelming Aussie landscape of the “new immigrant” 1950s is second character in the story of this coming-of-age family tale that is both epic and intimate in scope, based on a lyrical remembrance of a once-happy childhood in the Australian outback haunted by immigrant hardships Down Under.

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SCREENINGS:
SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1:00PM; ST. ANTHONY

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 9:15PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director: JOANNA KOS & KRZYSZTOF KRAUZE

While waiting for construction on their new building to be completed, young couple Beata and Bartek and their two children move into a tiny Warsaw apartment occupied by Bartek’s mother. The close quarters escalate long-brewing tensions between the two women, until an unexpected change in the situation forces an uneasy truce.

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SCREENINGS:
SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 9:30 PM; ST. ANTHONY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 9:30PM; ST. ANTHONY

U.S. PREMIERE

Director: EDDY TERSTALL

Sextet is also a movie inside a movie. The six stories– parts of a trilogy chronicling Dutch life– of sex life in Amsterdam are strung together (a lesbian couple, a sexologist, Moroccan immigrants, among others) by the comments of a weird film teacher who criticizes the film’s structure as well as its playful, sometimes lurid content.

PRESENTED BY:

BRIT'S PUB and MN FILM & BOARD

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SCREENINGS:
SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 7:30PM; ST. ANTHONY

DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER PRESENT

Director: GARTH JENNINGS

This fresh and inventive take on friendship, family, film heroes and the death-defying adventures of growing up in the video age begins in 1980s Britain, when young Will (Bill Milner), raised in isolation among the puritanical “Brethren”, who forbid TV and music itself, encounters something beyond his wildest fantasies: a pirated copy of Rambo: First Blood.

PRESENTED BY:

Norwegian Consulate

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SCREENINGS:
SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 9:40PM; ST. ANTHONY

TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 5:15PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director: ERIK RICHTER STRAND

A fast-paced thriller about well-intentioned post-teenager who is on a one-man campaign to stamp out sexual abuse when the situation spins out of control.

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SUN COUNTRY

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SCREENINGS:
SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 2:30PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director: JIA ZHANG-KE

Celebrated Chinese director Jia (Platform, Unknown Pleasures) sets his pastiche of ordinary lives against the extraordinary backdrop of Fengjie, the ancient city threatened with destruction in the flooding on the Yangtze of the Three Gorges Dam Project.

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SCREENINGS:
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 7:00PM; ST. ANTHONY

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 4:45PM; ST. ANTHONY

U.S. PREMIERE

Director:HITOSHI YAZAKI

Based on a Japanese comic book, sensitive and warm Strawberry Shortcakes follows the ups and downs of four young women in Tokyo looking for love and trying to cope with single life, with strands skillfully woven into a flawless whole.

PRESENTED BY:

ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE

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SCREENINGS:
SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 7:20PM; ST. ANTHONY

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 8:00PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director:GUILLAUME CANET

Award-winning actor Canet continues to make a name for himself as a director with his second feature, a twisty, Hitchcockian thriller that garnered four César Awards.

PRESENTED BY:

KHYBER PASS CAFE

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SCREENINGS:
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 7:15PM; ST. ANTHONY

FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 5:00PM; ST. ANTHONY

Director: FATIH AKIN

This tender and profound tale of two families, two deaths and a search for meaning across two cultures is set against the backdrop of the divide between Germany and Turkey, where the intersecting destinies play out between a Hamburg University professor, Nejat, who fi nds his father involved with a hard-as-nails prostitute, and her liberated political activist daughter.