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Wednesday 24 July 1996 23:02 BST

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The Red Desert

Antonioni's amorphous 1964 study of a woman lost in life is screened here with Todd Haynes's Safe, which shares its sense of disorientation and alienation. These films forbid passive viewing - there's a lot of work to do, but with great rewards.

Sun 1.30pm, Rio Cinema, London E8 (0171-254 6677)

Les Apprentis

Guillaume Depardieu, Gerard's boy, sparkles in this gentle, good-natured comedy about two unemployed loafers trying to maintain dignity on the breadline.

On release

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