Jean-Marc Vallee does it again, the director of C.R.A.Z.Y and The Young Victoria is a master at subverting your expectations with his films, making the programming folks scratch their heads as they attempt to create a concise description of his work. Cafe de Flore is no exception, we’re introduced to two seemingly unconnected storylines; a young mother in France in the late 60′s struggling with raising her son with Down’s Syndrome and a middle aged DJ in 2010 who is…

A highly personal self-documentary about Kim Kiduk, celebrated Korean director of 3 Iron, about his self-imposed exile in a cabin in a small town. He resides without santitation but a tangled collection of electricity, building his own appliances and living inside a tent WITHIN the cabin. Kiduk has internalized his pain and confusion, spending so many years on the periphery of the film industry in Korea, only finding appreciation from his country once the world took notice instead. He spends…