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7th Dec 05
⭐71.33%
: 26
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20th Nov 13
⭐72.48%
: 16
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15th May 18
⭐74.89%
: 11
Baby Driver
28th Jun 17
⭐74.46%
: 9
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2nd Jun 09
⭐73.28%
: 17
Life Is Beautiful
20th Dec 97
⭐84.41%
: 8
Knives Out
27th Nov 19
⭐78.43%
: 11
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13th Jul 01
⭐68.07%
: 9
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24th Nov 16
⭐80.43%
: 3
Prometheus
30th May 12
⭐65.82%
: 11
Casablanca
15th Jan 43
⭐81.56%
: 5
Solo: A Star Wars Story
15th May 18
⭐65.56%
: 6
Rush
2nd Sep 13
⭐77.27%
: 6
The Intouchables
2nd Nov 11
⭐82.71%
: 11
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
20th Sep 12
⭐78.00%
: 7
Create with Love ❤️ by Zaw Myint
Zero Position
⭐80.00% /
30th Apr 22 /
Documentary
From its shocking opening image of a bridge snapped in two, Zero Position crosses an eerie landscape fractured by dueling Russian separatist and Ukrainian forces. On this cinematic journey, there are no interviews or extensive explanations of the conflict between the opposing sides. Accompanied by an evocative soundscape, the film moves like a ghostly presence through a troubled region, pausing at heavily armed checkpoints and competing front lines. As the camera captures people scurrying past the aftermath of conflict, carrying plastic bags bulging with items gleaned from abandoned homes, we see the stark reality of a people caught in a borderland between East and West. Director Louie Palu's expressive, sparse and poetically delivered voiceover adds context to places the nightly news cameras don't take us, including an old coal mine and a family's home. Through its mood and atmosphere, Zero Position offers us an experiential look at a region on the brink of all-out war.