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Woman at War (Kona fer í stríð)
Is it possible to combine an eccentric and idiosyncratic sense of humour with serious questions of eco-radicalism to…
By Michael HiggsLondon
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Wildlife
Actor Paul Dano makes his directorial debut with tender family drama Wildlife, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan.…
By Zoe Tamara
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Manto
Movies about writers are fun, and often interesting. Not only is the viewer placed in reliable hands, since…
By Euan Franklin
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Jinn
In the age of Instagram, a young girl in a hijab flirtatiously flaunts her cleavage in a leopard-skin…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Arctic
A man stands stark against the bleak, icy expanse of the Arctic. Beneath looming snow-covered peaks, he is…
By Rosamund Kelby
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Support the Girls
The premise of Andrew Bujalski's latest feature doesn't exactly scream hilarious, female-empowering comedy. Following a group of women…
By Rosamund Kelby
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School’s Out (L’heure de la sortie)
Sébastien Marnier’s L’heure De La Sortie (School’s Out) is a suspenseful psychological thriller that will get right under…
By Michael Higgs
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May the Devil Take You (Sebelum Iblis Menjemput)
Every once in a while, a horror film comes along that is so well executed, and so finely…
By Michael Higgs
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Crystal Swan
“I don't make the rules; I'm just good at following them”, drawls the post office attendant blankly after…
By Rosamund Kelby
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The Breaker Upperers
It's looking increasingly likely that British film risks being dethroned as the reigning monarch of dry humour. And…
By Rosamund Kelby