THE BELGIAN FILMMAKING DUO Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne have been making observant, low-key films for so long now that it’s easy to take them for granted. Their trademark is simple: they take an inter

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All That’s Left of You Various cinemas Late in Cherien Dabis’s new film, All That’s Left of You, a Palestinian woman in her seventies meets a younger Israeli man in a trendy coffee shop in Tel Aviv. A

A WOMAN SEEMS TO HAVE THE PERFECT LIFE. She looks like Robin Wright or Meghann Fahy or, remarkably often, Nicole Kidman. Her career, if she has one, is creative or philanthropic. Her blue-blooded husb

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