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Co-directed by Richard Karpala and Gabriel Bienczycki, XYZ Films' emotional new indie reimagines a kind of dark rapture.

"I feel like we’re back in the world of 'Gangs of New York,' a film about violent clashes between immigrant ethnic groups fighting for control of New York and, metaphorically, America."

With three new films playing the festival circuit, including the acclaimed Venice hit "Cloud," the prolific Japanese auteur told IndieWire about the curiosity that keeps him busier than ever.

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