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Love Life review – frustrates its own poignance with melodrama,Koji Fukuda's ninth feature fails...
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Fremont review – a charming little Jarmuschian number,Babak Jalali’s intimate dramedy strikes a delicate...
The Blackening review – a novel take on the horror parody,A group of friends...
How theatre kids finally found their spotlight,Talented, ambitious, and painfully earnest – the 'theatre...
The Innocent review – pleasantly quirky romantic caper,A sullen aquarium worker becomes suspicious of...
Afire review – Petzold taps into his inner Rohmer,Christian Petzold returns with something lighter,...
Theater Camp review – slightly cliquey thesp fest,Molly Gordon and Nick Lieberman direct this...
Scrapper review – a charming, effervescent story about grief,The chemistry between Harris Dickinson and...
The double-edged sword of technology in Scrapper and Past Lives,Charlotte Regan and Celine Song's...
L'Immensità review – infuriating hash of sentimentality,Penélope Cruz is in glamorous ’70s matriarch mode...
What to watch at home in August,Buster Keaton, time travel and an unlikely romance...
Kokomo City review – an impressively stylish debut,D Smith's lively documentary offers a bold...
The irrepressible screen presence of Jason Statham,One of cinema's leading hard men, the former...
Haunted Mansion review – feels more like a product than a story,Justin Simien attempts...
Joy Ride review – hands-over-eyes, wretched hilarity,A quartet of mismatched women take a road...
Medusa,A blend of horror and satire unveiling the violent paradoxes of religious hypocrisy and...
No spoilers please! Are movies tainted by marketing?,This summer’s most anticipated releases have taken...
The Bear embraces career uncertainty and what it means to find a purpose,As chefs...
Oppenheimer,This combustible and relentlessly-paced biography of the “father of the the atomic bomb“ is...
Let's eat Barbie! A journey through one doll's wry reinventions,An exploration of parodies and...
