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film by Haneke [2005]
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  • Michael Haneke
    Michael Haneke

    …success, though, with Caché (2005; Hidden), in which the mysterious appearance of surveillance videos on a family’s doorstep sets in motion a voyeuristic thriller that doubles as a meditation on postcolonial tensions. The film won three prizes at the Cannes film festival, including one for best director.

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    …success, though, with Caché (2005; Hidden), in which the mysterious appearance of surveillance videos on a family’s doorstep sets in motion a voyeuristic thriller that doubles as a meditation on postcolonial tensions. The film won three prizes at the Cannes film festival, including one for best director.

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  • Juliette Binoche
    Juliette Binoche

    …including the thriller Caché (2005; Hidden), the family dramas Bee Season (2005) and L’Heure d’été (2008; Summer Hours), and the comedy Dan in Real Life (2007).

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    …including the thriller Caché (2005; Hidden), the family dramas Bee Season (2005) and L’Heure d’été (2008; Summer Hours), and the comedy Dan in Real Life (2007).

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