A teenage girl grows up on a journey across Germany after the war in Lore
Lore and her siblings find themselves alone in the world, with only a few valuables to barter on their way to their grandmother's house hundreds of miles north.
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Renoir the painter and Renoir the filmmaker
Renoir, a ravishing and sensuous imagining of one summer late in the life of Pierre-Auguste Renoir, makes the great painter's work matter again by putting an aging man's passions into an emotional and historical context.
Film Spotlight
Detroit firefighter doc BURN uses grassroots distribution methods
Across the country, local firefighters are knocking on doors to ask cinema managers and owners to screen this award-winning independent documentary.
Film Beat
You can see great movies at NCMA; why can't the facilities match the programming?
"We live for the day that we might have a little larger and more comfortable theater," says George Holt, the museum's director of performing arts and film programs.
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