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Beloved was the closing film of this year’s Cannes, and one that I really liked, being taken with many of the performances and smitten by the movie’s sheer boldness. Plus it can boast the presence of Catherine Deneuve, which is always an asset, never a flaw, for any motion picture. Towards the end of Cannes, I got the chance to speak to the director of Beloved, Christophe Honoré. Here’s what was said.

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Free movies: British trio light up Indie

Attention please! Three free films for us to buzz about on Indie today. Firstly, we bid a hale and hearty hello to Take Me to Your Leader, a movie-making comedy from director Keith Wright. Then we welcome back Exhibit A, that found-footage favourite of ours. And finally, it's a pleasure to announce that Pat Higgins' The Devil's Music is now available to our users in the US. 

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Beloved

Cannes (Closing Film) – Beloved is an all-star French musical which spans nearly half-a-century in its characters’ lives. Paul Martin is a perennially ill-tempered Englishman with a beaky conk and an ongoing feud with Islington council. This review is an account of what happened when they met.

Melancholia

Cannes (Official Selection) – It was one of the most talked-about films at Cannes 2011, with Kirsten Dunst carrying off the best actress award (as co-star Charlotte Gainsbourg did for Antichrist two years ago) and director von Trier banned for half of the festival. All the fuss is quite fitting, says Emma Rowley, for a film that sees the world end with a bang.

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