Clone of Friday July 17 to Thursday July 23, 2015

“Roy Andersson, a Swedish director with a style totally unlike anyone else’s, has the mind of a museum curator. Each of his shots— static, meticulously arranged, with both foreground and background space usually in sharp focus—operates like its own exhibit, inviting eyes to wander from corner to corner.

"This film isn't just good, it's amazing. This isn't just a kid-with-cancer movie for film nerds, this is a sublime love letter to the Criterion collection, and the best riff on Harold and Maude since Rushmore.

Now at the Twin! “As the inexperienced protagonist of Testament of Youth, Vera Brittain’s memoir about coming of age during World War I, Swedish actress Alicia Vikander taps great reservoirs of resolve and vulnerability. She positively smolders in the role, capturing both Vera’s innocence and her headstrong will.

"Writer/director Rick Famuyiwa shakes up the teen comedy formula and in the process has made one exciting and adventurous film. Dope might use a similar 'Risky Business' setup -- a geeky high school senior unwittingly learns harsh lessons about life after landing in big trouble -- but that's where the similarities end.

“Giuseppe Marinoni is a revered bicycle craftsman whose frames are highly admired and desired. When he’s not in his workshop, he’s likely feeding his chickens, tending his tomatoes or foraging for mushrooms. It’s clear this tailor turned cyclist is happy alone and sees no point in someone documenting his life.