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All the Money in the World: Gripping, intense, and wholly captivating – possibly Ridley Scott’s best work to date
The story of the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III (Charlie Plummer) is possibly director Ridley Scott’s best…
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Hostiles
By modern standards, the serious Western is a rarity. The old Westerns of the 50s and before are…
By Euan Franklin
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BAFTA announces EE Rising Star Award 2018 nominations
Embed from Getty Images On 4th January we were at the prestigious BAFTA headquarters for the announcement of…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Glory
The dynamic Bulgarian directing/writing team Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov have collaborated on several projects: short films, TV…
By Lindsay Bellinger
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Le Petit Chef in Shoreditch: An augmented reality dining experience
Walk into Burberry’s flagship Regent Street store, and glance at any label. You’ll find a free QR code…
By Daniel Masters
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Renegades
There’s nothing intrinsically wrong with a lighthearted action flick that’s more concerned with entertaining audiences for two hours…
By Andrew Murray
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Jupiter’s Moon
What if a modern-day Messiah sought refuge in Europe, now that the refugee crisis has intensified people’s mistrust…
By Mersa Auda
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Walk with Me
Zen Buddhist master Thich Nhat Hanh is often regarded as a pioneer in popularising Buddhism in the West…
By Mersa Auda
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Brad’s Status
In yet another film about the effects of unrealistic expectations acquired through bitterly scrolling through social media pages…
By Kari Megeed
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Rey (King)
Evocative and surreal, Niles Atallah’s Rey (King) is a poetic, conceptual interpretation of an obscure but true story.…
By Catherine Sedgwick