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A love triangle, bank robbers, and corrupt politicians; Ko has it all.
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It's funny—or not.
There's a chateau in a beautiful wooded part of the country, full of the strangest group of guests you can imagine. And all they want, every last one of them, is to die. Meet Dr Kruger (Aurelien Recoing). His clinic cum hotel is the last word in customer satisfaction; your last wish is his command. But this is a one-way clinic: there are no return customers. Taking "assisted dying" to surreal if not absurd lengths, this very black comedy is further proof that Belgian cinema can always be counted on to be just a little bit - different.
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What if the person you love most in the world is also your greatest rival?
Julia and Agnes Pusker are two young violinists. Both are extremely talented, but it is the younger Julia who has the magic, and Agnes knows it. Watching her beloved sister play, Agnes' face reveals a crosscurrent of emotions: love, anxiety, jealousy, joy, and wistful sadness. But most of all, love. But there was a second sister, also named Julia, who died before this Julia's birth. And her presence is still very much felt.
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Even in Russian-occupied 1974 Czechoslovakia, two things you can count on: boys will be boys, and rules were made to be broken.
Four free-spirited friends turn 15 and receive their ID cards, a landmark in the life of socialist citizens, but in reality a document the police can use to humiliate and manipulate young rebels at their convenience. And make no mistake; these fellows are rebels -- against their parents, their teachers, and the Communist System.