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Solace
After almost two years in the vaults, Portuguese director Afonso Poyart’s English language debut is...
Natasha Furlong 23rd September 2015
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Letters to Max
Abkhazia is a small piece of land between Georgia and Russia with a somewhat disputed...
Natasha Furlong 18th September 2015
Movie review
Momentum
Intended to be the entry point in a series of films, Momentum, directorial debut of...
Natasha Furlong 17th September 2015
Movie review
A Syrian Love Story
Sean McAllister has made a name for himself with candid, intimate films, and his latest,...
Natasha Furlong 13th September 2015
Movie review
How to Change the World
Vancouver in the 1970s: a hotbed for hippy movements, conscientious objectors and...
Natasha Furlong 4th September 2015
Movie review
The Transporter Refueled
2015 seems to be the year for revivals, with Terminator Genisys kicking off blockbuster...
Natasha Furlong 3rd September 2015
Movie review
Buttercup Bill
The first film from Sadie Frost and Emma Comley’s new production outfit, Blonde to Black,...
Natasha Furlong 30th August 2015
Movie review
Sinister 2
Sinister is one of the better horror flicks to have come out in the last...
Natasha Furlong 21st August 2015
Movie review
Theeb
There’s always been a deep-seated connection between Westerns and coming-of-age dramas. Perhaps...
Natasha Furlong 12th August 2015
Movie review
Southpaw
Southpaw is a film that’s been a long time in the making. Starting life as...
Natasha Furlong 24th July 2015
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