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Music documentaries tend to follow the same general format of talking heads saying snappy sound bites to describe key moments in the artist’s life....
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Whoever said that films about creepy crawlies weren’t educational clearly has missed out on...
IT lives up to its name with an unambitious storyline and delivery. Unsurprisingly, it focuses on today’s...
White Lies put on a highly emotional gig at Troxy last night as part of...
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