While the likes of Quentin Tarantino, Terrence Malick, Luca Guadagnino, and Jim Jarmusch (among many others) might grab all the headlines heading into the Cannes Film Festival, each year unknown films by young filmmakers always seem to be among the best of the lot. And even though this year’s prestigious film event is chock full of huge A-list filmmakers, you shouldn’t look past some of the smaller, more under-the-radar releases, such as “Land of Ashes.”

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Premiering as part of the Critics’ Week at Cannes, “Land of Ashes” (“Ceniza Negra”) is a touching, personal drama about a young woman and her older guardians as they deal with the hardships that come with losing people.

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