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Personal Shopper

The elements are familiar, but they’ve never been put together in quite the same way as they are…

By Sam Gray
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Una

Benedict Andrews’s Una, adapted from David Harrower’s Broadway play Blackbird, provides an unblinking close-up of the troubled and…

By Sarah Bradbury
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Prevenge

Pregnancy turns homicidal in Alice Lowe's dark comedy satire Prevenge. Many women will attest that being pregnant can…

By Catherine Sedgwick
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A Quiet Passion

Terence Davies is back on form with A Quiet Passion, an Emily Dickinson biopic that finally achieves the…

By Sam Gray
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Have You Seen My Movie?

Cinema is a shrine to ego. And it’s the hushed congregation of movie worshippers that this film celebrates.Paul…

By Alexander Bawden
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The Illinois Parables

The Illinois Parables is a visual essay that falls foul of placing concept before content, presenting a set…

By Molly Lempriere
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Queen of Katwe

Walt Disney Pictures managed to add yet another greatly inspirational film to their repertoire. Directed by Mira Nair,…

By Kim Varod