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This month's picks include a wry Bosnian coming-of-age film, a documentary about supernatural phenomena in Scotland and a drama about missing women in ...

The director, Laura Mora, captures their journey with a kinetic naturalism that evokes documentary, but interjects moments of fantasy, allowing the boys’ inner lives the space to breathe and bloom. The many layers of this adventure are almost impossible to keep straight: Leonor is inside her own trashy ’80s action film, like a God descended upon earth; outside, Rudy is producing another, more modern version of that script; and at points, we see glimpses of the making of the film we’re watching, so that we never quite know which reality we’re in. Once famous for making melodramas packed with shootouts and fistfights, Leonor (a delightful Sheila Francisco) stops working when she loses one of her sons to an on-set accident. In the opening moments of Ena Sendijarevic’s film, the wide-eyed, high-cheek-boned (and soon-to-be-blonde) Alma (Sara Luna Zoric) stands in front of a mirror in a clothing store in the Netherlands, arguing with her mother about whether she should buy a lilac dress or a red one. Martika Ramirez Escobar’s film is one of the weirdest meta-comedic capers I’ve seen in a while, not least because its heroine is a sweet older lady who loves violent action movies. She’s lost, Sendijarevic suggests, because she’s an immigrant in the land of her own people. To rescue her, her son must make her movie, with help from the ghost of his brother. Venturing into documentary terrain in these scenes, with candid portraits and testimonies of these resilient individuals, “Noise” shows us the grit and solidarity that keeps people pushing against the worst of odds. Soon, our deadpan heroine will leave for Bosnia to visit her estranged father, who’s dying in a hospital; on the way, she’ll lose her suitcase, and have only that dress (she goes with lilac) as a souvenir of home as she traverses strange motel rooms, bars, buses and the Bosnian countryside. This connection between audiovisual technology and extrasensory experiences forms the spine of “The Two Sights.” On the soundtrack, various locals of the Hebrides describe strange incidents and encounters: a man who heard the radio years before its invention; a woman who saw a shadowy premonition of death; a fisherman who felt an unsettling communion with a beached whale. Bonnetta’s careful layering of sight and sound casts an extraordinary spell on the viewer; I felt as though I, too, were suddenly able to peer into the interstices between our world and another world. Kyle Buchanan is covering the films, personalities and events along the way.

PRNewswire/ -- Five Elms Capital, a leading software investor, announces that Partner Stephanie Schneider has been named to GrowthCap's Top Women Leaders in ...

Today, with over $1.5 billion in assets under management and a global team of over 60 investment professionals, Five Elms has invested in more than 50 software platforms globally. Schneider feels the same about the Founders and CEOs she partners with at Five Elms, "I consider it a privilege to work alongside world-class management teams who are providing a solution to problems that they've often experienced firsthand. Just 22 months after Five Elms' investment into workforce management platform LaborChart, she led the strategic sale of the business to Procore (NYSE:

Elephant toothpaste, bath bombs and coke and mentos explosions – who said science can't be fun! This hands-on chemistry camp is being held in Mount Merrion ...

The event will run from 10am-12.30pm on Friday, February 17 for those aged 12 and up. Learn to make French galettes (with buckwheat flour) with some delicious fillings and classic crêpes with a chocolate sauce during the class which costs €45. The camps use LEGO bricks, motors, and remote controls to allow children explore and collaborate in unique, creative lessons. There are junior workshops for kids aged between 5 and 12, and senior workshops for those between 13 and 16. There’ll be lots of events with live music, creative multi-lingual workshops, and interactive activities for children and families. The festival encourages everyone to learn something new and have fun while celebrating the country’s rich artistic and cultural tapestry.

Five more players have been added to the Liverpool FC Legends squad for next month's Anfield showdown with their Celtic counterparts.

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Kerry have made five changes to the team to play Carlow in their Allianz Hurling League Division 2A round 2 match on Sunday with Louis Dee, Cillian Trant, ...