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An exploration of war and those left behind, Flanders will screen
The 27th Cambridge Film Festival runs from July 5 to 15. It opens with the UK Premiere of Lady Chatterley - which scooped a host of Cesar awards in its native France. The screening is part of the festival's New French Cinema strand, which also features Cannes Jury Prize winner Flanders
Other strands include New German Cinema, FrightFest, Cinecology - The Environment On Film as well as a series of revivals and open air screenings, including a free outdoor showing of the Christopher Lee version of Dracula. Among the other highlights are a screening of Sundance audience hit Waitress and the UK premiere of the excellent Clubland. The festival will wrap up on July 15 with Lasse Hallstrom's latest The Hoax.
Plus, from July 6 to 15, the Cambridge Film Festival is going to London. For the first time ever, the Curzon Soho will host a selection of the films.
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