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Japanese horror legend Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns with a “not your average” love...

The death of a pet is one of the most devastating things a person can...

Love and Friendship is Whit Stillman’s fantastic adaptation of Jane Austen’s Lady...

“I am the anti-John Williams,” Cliff Martinez proudly declared to the collected...

Showing the next generation how beautiful our Earth is so that they do everything in...

The sad reality concerning the decline of libraries is a topic that has been...

Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House,...

Mon Roi: drama and seduction, the way only the French can do it. Maïwenn’s new film...

Minuscule: Valley Of The Lost Ants is a feature-length, ultra-family-friendly...

Based on the hit game, The Angry Birds Movie follows the life of Red, a...

It doesn’t take a genius to decipher the intended message behind Jodie Foster’s Money Monster....

In 2009, an unassuming leather armchair named the Dragons chair sold for the record amount...

From sibling directors Alex and Ben Brewer, The Trust introduces a rather unusual (but quite...

Established Australian stage director Simon Stone manages to capture an innovative, present-day...

After the widely panned 2011 release Top Cat: The Movie, viewers could be forgiven for...

It is not uncommon for an artist to only be truly appreciated posthumously, and in...

It is a bold move to take on a film adaptation of a tale so...

Fox’s X-Men franchise seems to a bit of a crossroads. Whilst the first film ushered...

Fresh British talent abounds in this simple yet highly impactful drama. When initially screened at last...

Based on Dave Eggers’ novel of the same name, A Hologram for the King sees Cloud...

In his debut film, director Andrew Steggall shows considerable promise. The first act is masterfully...