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Fri 6 March
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What's Rife? No.. I Don't Know What I Want To Be When I Grow Up
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This week Rife Journalist Shamil Ahmed tells you it's okay not to know what you want to do for a living. Because part of the fun is curiosity, discovery and finding out for yourself.
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White God (15) S
17:50
This audacious dystopian thriller imagines a canine uprising against cruel humans, and what a staggering vision it is. A brilliantly ambitious, visceral film that has left Festival audiences astonished – you have never seen anything like it in your life.
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The Sound After the Storm (15)
18:00
Three years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans remained part ghost town and part Third World country. Far from forgotten, however, was its music. In this moving documentary a group of well-known musicians use music as philosophy and a tool to save themselves and their abandoned, crumbling city.
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Still Alice (12A)
18:30, 20:50
Julianne Moore (an Oscar®-winner for her astonishingly sad, brilliant performance) is Alice, a successful Columbia University linguistics professor who struggles to maintain her mind and self after being diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's (she is only 50) in this profoundly moving but never exploitative adaptation of Lisa Genova's 2007 novel.
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It Follows (15)
20:40
The most assured and genuinely unnerving American horror film in years, David Robert Mitchell’s It Follows is an entirely fresh and scalp-pricklingly scary, exploration of teenage sexual paranoia.
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Hyena (18)
21:00
British director Gerard Johnson's gritty thriller about an amoral cop who has to extricate himself from a deadly situation of his own making, is a thrilling cinematic plunge into the murky depths of London’s seedy underworld.
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