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The Call is at its best when it sticks to the high-concept premise of “‘buried...

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French director Patrice Leconte adapted Stefan Zweig’s novel Journey into the...

Jonathan Glazer is the director of Under the Skin, one of the most...

Once upon a time there was a young lad determined to follow in the traditions...

Over the roaring of race car engines and excited fans, Ron...

Based on the 18th century novel by Denis Diderot, The Nun (aka La Religieuse) follows...

Rome has never been so cruel, beautiful and nostalgic as it is in Paolo Sorrentino’s...

Fast cars, beautiful women, fiery explosions – Ron Howard’s Rush has all the elements of...

One of the largest outdoor screenings of 2013 has been...

Every one of the 103 minutes of this film is totally immersive and captivating, proving...

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Directed from his own screenplay, the slight plot of Jem Cohen’s delightful film follows Anne...

If the title of the movie inevitably leads you to think of yet another cheesy...

Greg McLean, director/writer of one of the most successful Australian...

Inspired by his own ambitions to be a better person than his circumstances and background...

Writer and director Kieran Evans has applied a refreshing and brave method in the making...

In the aftermath of Elise’s death, the Lambert family are trying to get back to...

Originally screened in 2011 at the Toronto International Film Festival...

Showing at ACMI in Melbourne as part of the British Council of Australia’s GREAT...

Starring Alan Cumming, Garret Dillahunt and newcomer Isaac Levya, the...

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