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Une Vie (A Woman’s Life)
The hundreds of Jane Austen adaptations that are produced on a yearly basis give the impression that it…
By Sam GrayLondon
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Zoology
Ivan I Tverdovsky's Zoology is a Russian drama that confronts the issue of alienation, yet many may well refer to it…
By Sam Gray
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King Cobra
If nothing else, King Cobra is fun. It’s almost a riot. Slotting neatly into the (very) narrow subgenre…
By Sam Gray
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Wild
It’s unlikely you’ll find anything quite as strange and provocative as Wild at this year’s London Film Festival.…
By Sam Gray
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Rara
Set in Chile, Rara is based on the true story of a judge who lost a custody battle…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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Ten Years
Ten Years presents a collection of five short films each set in the year 2025 exploring, in varying…
By Miriam Karmali
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Mimosas
If you find that most European art house films about existentialism and death are a bit too lucid,…
By Sam Gray
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Down Under
On the morning of Sunday 11th December 2005, a series of race-related riots broke out in the beachside…
By Sam Gray
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Don’t Blink – Robert Frank
Directed and written by Laura Israel, Don't Blink – Robert Frank is a wonderful documentary about an artist who…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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Indivisibili (Indivisible)
By Neapolitan director Edoardo De Angelis, Indivisibili (Indivisible) is a tale about exploitation, hope and love: 18-year-old conjoined twins,…
By Catherine Sedgwick