'Toy Story II'

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Rail 7: Studio 5 Movies

John Lasseter - USA -1999 - animation - color - 92' - OV

The same basic recipe as the first version, but this time the old-fashioned cowboy Buzz is embroiled with his own clones. The theme of legitimacy is handled with great effectiveness by the film’s scriptwriters in this film that was merely intended as a sequel for video release. The result is among Pixar’s best. John Lasseter has taken his familiar characters and given them sharper definition, creating a growing complicity with audiences.

Coprod. Flagey / Cinémathèque Royale de Belgique / Anima

* kids under 12: € 3.5

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'Le sel de la mer'

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Rail 7: Studio 5 Movies

Annemarie Jacir - Palestine / B / FR - 2008 - fiction - color - 109' - OV - STT FR

Soraya was born and grew up in Brooklyn, where her family found refuge after leaving Palestine in 1948, date of the creation of the state of Israel. Returning to her ancestral land, she attempts to withdraw her grandparents savings from a frozen bank account. She also meets a young Palestinian who dreams of escape. Filmed somewhere between past and present, the film by Palestinian woman director Annemarie Jacir evokes the wounds, frustrations and hopes of a society facing an uncertain future.

With: Suheir Hammad, Saleh Bakri

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'La vérité'

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Rail 7: Studio 5 Movies

Henri-Georges Clouzot - FR - 1960 - fiction - black & white - 127' - OV - STT FR / NL

A sombre, cynical tale of disaffected 1950s youth seen through the criminal trial of a young woman accused of her lover’s murder, and directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot. The lead prosecutor portrays the sultry rebel (played by Brigitte Bardot) as a monster of perversity. Her lawyer (Jean Gabin) attempts to draw a more subtle picture. Where’s the truth? It may well be absent from a trial recorded with great finesse by the director of the Diaboliques. Focusing on the charismatic Bardot, the film won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film in 1960

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