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Paula

Set in rural Argentina, Paula tells the tale of a nanny for a wealthy, middle-class family. When she…

By Natasha Furlong
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Partisan

Children killing things is a rather popular subgenre at the moment, and Australian director Ariel Kleiman has jumped…

By Natasha Furlong
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Steve Jobs

There has been much anticipation surrounding the release of Danny Boyle’s cinematic homage to Steve Jobs, not only…

By Mersa Auda
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Embrace of the Serpent

Told over 30 years and in seven different languages, Colombian writer-director Ciro Guerra’s Embrace of the Serpent is…

By Isabelle Milton
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Green Room

Coming straight from his acclaimed revenge thriller Blue Ruin, writer-director Jeremy Saulnier returns with another suspenseful and gritty…

By Joseph Fraser
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Hot Sugar’s Cold World

Directed by Adam Bhala Lough, Hot Sugar’s Cold World follows Nick Koenig (aka Hot Sugar), a vanguard of…

By Anna Paul
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A Monster with a Thousand Heads

The excellent A Monster with a Thousand Heads tackles the harsh realities of healthcare industry corruption, a timely…

By Mariana Howard
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Notfilm

In 1965, famous author and playwright Samuel Beckett released his only film. Entitled simply Film, the work proved…

By Harriet Clugston