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Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne

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Lorna's Silence (2009)

Lorna's Silence (2009)

An earlier version of this review was published at Good Letters, the Image blog. • NOTE: The following article discusses specific plot details that qualify as "spoilers." You’d think after thirteen years of marriage, Anne and I would be able to read each other’s minds. "Why

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Lorna's Silence (2008) - A Guest Review by Kenneth R. Morefield

Lorna's Silence was one of the films featured at the Toronto International Film Festival that made me envy those able to attend. The Dardennes are among my favorite filmmakers. How many artists can you think of who have a long list of movies without an occasional misstep along

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A Brief Lesson in Looking Closer: From the Dardennes Brothers and Doug Cummings

The Dardennes brothers have made some of my favorite films of the past decade -- L'Enfant, The Son, and Rosetta -- and now they have a new three-minute short. Thanks so much to Doug Cummings for the link. And then for thinking it through with us. Folks, watch

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Doug and the Dardennes

I imagine that for Doug Cummings meeting the Dardennes was as thrilling as it would have been for me to interview Krzysztof Kieslowksi. The interview that resulted is in the new issue of Paste, which I believe is read by more and more cinephiles all the time. So hurry out

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Cannes 2005 Winners! Dardennes, Jarmusch, and Tommy Lee Jones!

The directors of Rosetta and The Son, two films I dearly love, have just won the coveted Palme D'Or at Cannes for their latest film The Child. America may not know it, the Academy is too narrow-minded to appreciate it, but the Dardennes Brothers are two of the