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Variety reports that Michaël R. Roskam's "Le Faux Soir," a Belgian-French WWII resistance drama from the director of "Bullhead," will close this year's San Sebastián Film Festival. The film screens in the Official Selection out of competition, with its European premiere following a world premiere at Toronto. The story of underground resistance against occupation carries the weight of history into a present moment still grappling with questions of moral courage and collective action.
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