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Animated characters, a man and a woman, in an emotional interaction. Warm tones of orange and blue predominate.
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Charlotte

by Lydia Figes

The artist Char­lotte Salomon, who died in the Holo­caust, receives a long-over­due biog­ra­phy through this inven­tive ani­mat­ed film.

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A woman with long, dark hair wearing a yellow cardigan, looking pensive in a dimly lit room.
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The Aftermath

by Elena Lazic

Keira Knight­ley and Alexan­der Skars­gård expe­ri­ence for­bid­den love in post­war Germany.

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Victorian woman in black dress and hat standing in opulent room with woman in background.
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Colette

by Beth Webb

Keira Knight­ley plays the epony­mous French author in a biopic which doesn’t match the imag­i­na­tion of its subject.

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Four men and one woman gathered in a dimly lit room, dressed in suits and formal attire. The group appears to be focused on a document or object on the table before them.
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The Imitation Game

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Bene­dict Cumberbatch’s pitch per­fect turn as Alan Tur­ing isn’t enough to deci­pher this remark­able true story.

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Two people embracing by the sea
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Atonement

by Lorien Haynes

Joe Wright’s World War Two weepie is a near mas­ter­piece that only lacks the sub­stance of great performances.

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