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A powerful feature debut from Norwegian writer-director Camilla Strøm Henriksen, Phoenix is a touching...

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This incredibly powerful and deeply moving film follows the struggle to survive and live for...

Tackling the next half of Steven King’s iconic novel, It: Chapter Two flings us 27...

Cedric Le Gallo was a self-confessed loather of sport, a distaste that began from an...

Rojo is a curious movie. At first glance it appears like a mystery thriller, with...

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Inna De Yard brings together the forgotten pioneers of reggae, ska, roots and rocksteady from...