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Leap of Faith: William Friedkin on The Exorcist
Aside from the confirmation that 84-year-old filmmaker William Friedkin has aged exceptionally well, what Alexandre O. Philippe’s new…
By Guy LambertLondon
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Bad Education
The fundamental failings of the American Dream, with all its institutional loopholes for those audacious enough to think…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
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The Antenna (Bina)
Tapping precisely and unceasingly into our collective fears in the age of information, Orçun Behram brings us The…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
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I Lost My Body (J’ai Perdu Mon Corps)
It’s the simplest of stories that manage to tug most powerfully at the soul, and I Lost My Body…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
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The Last Black Man in San Francisco
A semi-autobiographical film taking inspiration from the life of actor Jimmie Fails and the experiences of director Joe…
By Guy Lambert
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The Whistlers (La Gomera)
The Whistlers is a taut noir thriller, a tale of corruption that twists, turns and teases without ever…
By Rosamund Kelby
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The Dude in Me
If you need a break from commentative, philosophical cinema and you're looking for weird and wacky fantasy that…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Lara
The truth hurts. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. No pain, no gain. These are all sayings…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Rialto
A series of bad days transform into a stagnant life for Colm in Rialto. Director Peter Mackie Burns…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
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Deerskin
Quentin Dupieux’s new feature Deerskin plays out like a meandering, dream-like thought experiment. Though it fails to fully indulge…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey