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There’s a dreamlike quality to Thea Gajic’s debut feature, Surviving Earth, which was partly inspired by the life of her father. It’s an appropriate...
Beethoven’s music may be old, but as it is played throughout A Late Quartet it continues...
Vinyl could not have been directed by anyone other than Welsh actress/director Sara Sugarman. Based...
All too often the over-saturated film industry churns out stories in which...
Writer/director Paul Bush presents Babeldom, his first feature-length film, which reflects on modern...
Directed by Kirk De Micco and Chris Sanders, The Croods is essentially a modern-day version...
American patriotism is at its shining best in this 2012 remake of John Milius’ 1984...
Shell is writer/director Scott Graham’s feature-length debut – a reserved and distressing tale of...
The BFI are currently showcasing the releases of Pier Paolo Pasolini, a virtuoso Italian director...
Michael Shannon freezes the blood as the ruthless real-life hitman Richard “The Iceman” Kuklinski...
The premise of Giles Bourdos’ Renoir is simple: it is a cross section focusing on...
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