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All That Is Missing

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A man peers into a shop in which lingerie-wearing women linger by the shop windows. | From "Sex, Drugs & Bicycles"

A man peers into a shop in which lingerie-wearing women linger by the shop windows. | From "Sex, Drugs & Bicycles"

Sex, Drugs & Bicycles

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Residente

After taking a DNA test, Latin America's most decorated artist, Rene Perez, embarks on a global adventure to trace the footsteps of his ancestors and record his latest album.

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Four women wearing black pose for a photo, with one of them holding a framed portrait of another woman.

Four women wearing black pose for a photo, with one of them holding a framed portrait of another woman.

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All That Is Missing

"All That Is Missing" follows breast cancer victim, Mahnaz, now deceased, who narrates the movie, and her reflections on her life, family and the disease that afflicts so many women.

A man peers into a shop in which lingerie-wearing women linger by the shop windows. | From "Sex, Drugs & Bicycles"

A man peers into a shop in which lingerie-wearing women linger by the shop windows. | From "Sex, Drugs & Bicycles"

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Sex, Drugs & Bicycles

Filmmaker Jonathan Blank takes a look at Dutch social democracy and answers the question: is having month-long double paid vacations, no fear of homelessness, and universal healthcare the nightmare we've been warned about?