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Constantine Costi’s delightful portrait of a highland tradition bows in CPH:DOX
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CPH:DOX title is a lively exploration of the 1975 Helsinki conference that aimed to end the Cold War
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Darren Aronofsky produces this ’extremely accomplished’ CPH:DOX debut
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Documentary from Irish director Gar O’Rourke debuts at CPH:DOX
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Grace Lee and Patty Ahn’s documentary focuses on the band’s dedicated ARMY fanbase
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The filmmaker’s unflinching work bows at CPH:DOX
‘Everest Dark’ review: A Sherpa’s last summit to bring back the dead
Doc follows a retired guide’s attempts to atone to the mountain goddess
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Amy Wang’s comedic debut won SXSW’s Narrative Grand Jury Prize
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Half a century after the Vietnam War, Sang Ngo Thanh finds his dad - and moves to the US
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