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Assassination Nation
Drenched in blood and draped in the American flag, Assassination Nation is exactly as big, bold and brash…
By Rosamund KelbyLondon
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Suburban Birds (Jiao qu de niao)
A tale of two linking stories, Qiu Sheng’s Suburban Birds sees Mason Lee take up the role of…
By Guy Lambert
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Styx
There seems to be a never-ending, impending sense of doom woven into the structure of a film titled Styx.…
By Guy Lambert
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Lizzie
The Borden household harbours something far worse than malicious ghosts in its dark doorways and candle-lit corridors. Craig…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Papi Chulo
As the blazing hot sun beats down on another day in LA during the opening scene of John…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Knife + Heart (Un Couteau Dans Le Coeur)
What do you get when you mix humour, slasher, grotesque cinematography and LGBTQ representations together? Knife + Heart…
By Michael Higgs
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Joy
Sex trafficking, issues of undocumented immigration and exploitation are hardly themes which will make for an uplifting film,…
By Michael Higgs
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Asako I & II (Netemo Sametemo)
This is a strange, almost naïve film that plunges a high-concept romance into a banal, lifeless world. Therein…
By Joseph Owen
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Petra
A young woman takes on an artist residency in the Spanish countryside with a renowned yet notoriously difficult…
By Zoe Tamara
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A Paris Education
If someone believes it is time that they receive a cultural education and life-changing experience, where do they…
By Guy Lambert