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For a film director who demands quite so much of his audience, and even more uncompromisingly of himself, it has taken the Austrian director Michael Haneke a long time (20 years to be precise) to gain the Palme d'Or at Cannes, that quintessential... Full Article at The Independent
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Tahar Rahim in a scene from Jacques Audiard's "A Prophet." Image courtesy Sony Pictures Classics. Six films are vying for the prize for best European Film of 2009 at the European Film Awards. Full Article at Indie Wire
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Michael Haneke's new film The White Ribbon is to be released next week. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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As Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning laugh riot "The White Ribbon" opens in the UK and Sony Classics ramps up for the December 30th US release of the film, Hari Kunzru comes forth to praise the director and Stuart Klawans to (covertly) bury him. What' Full Article at Independent Film Channel
