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Tangerine
Part drama, part comedy, Tangerine is the raw account of a transgender prostitute whose love troubles take the…
By Mersa AudaLondon
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Right Now, Wrong Then
South Korean auteur Hong Sang-soo, a tried-and-tested festival favourite, stays comfortably within his territory with Right Now, Wrong…
By Harriet Clugston
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The Endless River
The Endless River opens on a series of sweeping landscapes of South Africa, accompanied by a melody worthy…
By Nina Hudson
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Queen of Earth
Sometimes friends seem to be friends for no other reason than because they are. In Alex Ross Perry’s…
By Benedict McKenna
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Nie Yinniang (The Assassin)
Based on a short fiction of the same name from the time of the Chinese Tang Dynasty (618-907AD),…
By Nina Hudson
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Sunrise
Most cinematic exports from India are less of the Bollywood style and more of the Hindu crime drama.…
By Daniel Engelke
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Madonna
In mystery drama Madonna, director Shin Su-won’s instills a sense of despair and hopelessness that lingers, and as…
By Lea Weatherby
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Couple in a Hole
Couple in a Hole is a slower watch from director Tom Geens, but it's worth it. Geens explores…
By Melissa Hoban
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Entertainment
The fourth feature from US indie director Rick Averson, Entertainment is a darkly funny, disturbing, existential anti-comedy sure…
By Harriet Clugston
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The Boy
It's hard not to wonder, whilst watching Craig William Macneill’s debut feature, The Boy, how it came to…
By Harriet Clugston