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James White
Christopher Abbott excels as the capricious titular character in this first feature from indie-producer-turned-director Josh Mond, about a…
By Harriet ClugstonLondon
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A Perfect Day
Accomplished director, producer and screenwriter Fernando León de Aranoa is well known for his Spanish language films, which…
By Isabelle Milton
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Adama
This animated feature film tells the tale of a young boy, Adama, from an unnamed West African village.…
By Anna Souter
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Observance
Observance is a defiantly weird, surrealist psychological horror perhaps best described as disturbing than outright terrifying, though it…
By Harriet Clugston
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Chronic
After winning the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes in 2012 with his film After Lucia, young Mexican…
By Harriet Clugston
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Ztraceni v Mnichově (Lost in Munich)
Revisiting history, Petr Zelenka’s latest film deals with the aftermath of the Munich Betrayal in two acts. The…
By Alejandra Arrieta
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My Nazi Legacy
The subject of the holocaust is a difficult one to discuss on film, not least because so much…
By Isabelle Milton
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Boi Neon (Neon Bull)
Brazilian drama Neon Bull, written and directed by Gabriel Mascaro, is a story of dreams amid the dusty,…
By Mariana Howard
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The Garbage Helicopter
The Garbage Helicopter (or Sophelikoptern), filmed entirely in black-and-white, is the debut feature from Swedish director Jonas Selberg…
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Los Exiliados Románticos (The Romantic Exiles)
Los Exiliados Románticos (The Romantic Exiles) is not a groundbreaking revelation in any sense. But then, that’s only…
By James Ager