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Brotherhood and loss come together in a tight bond in The Iron Claw, Sean Durkin’s drama about the…
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From Sofia Coppola’s long line of work centred around encaged, restricted and isolated women, stunted by suburbia or…
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Following the success of Paddington and its sequel, Paul King returns with a cracker just as joyful and…
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Ridley Scott’s attempt at capturing 1800s France falls flat in this multimillion dollar blockbuster about the life and…
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In a chalet buried deep in the mountains of Grenoble, a woman stands next to her open fridge,…
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Many an ode has been written to the cinema, but none quite so heartfelt as Steven Spielberg’s latest…
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Sporting a ‘cor blimey’ accent and a (probably handmade) headscarf, Academy award nominee Lesley Manville positively shines in…
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Every now and then comes a film that attracts attention for the wrong reasons. It started promisingly, a…
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Since her death in 1817, one cannot say that Jane Austen has been short on reworkings of her…
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No doubt Robert Eggers is sick of having each of his new releases compared to his previous works,…
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No one can deny that we’re in dire need of feel-good. In the age of pandemics, war and…
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In the middle of the night, a teenage girl hungrily scavenges through the contents of a communal fridge.…
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David Blue Garcia directs the latest Texas Chainsaw Massacre, an unremarkable addition that is once again confirmation the…
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An almost discarded release alongside his heavily Oscar-tipped Belfast, Kenneth Branagh returns as the moustachioed Hercule Poirot in…
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Philip Barantini truly makes cinema an experience and Stephen Graham its victim in his 2021 tour de force…