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Much Loved
Controversy has surrounded this Moroccan-French film from the get-go; banned, unsurprisingly, from cinema screens in Morocco and lead…
By Harriet ClugstonLondon
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Gold Coast
Making a move from documentaries, Swedish editor and now director Daniel Dencik debuts his first fiction feature, Gold…
By Theodora Munroe
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Lucifer
Spiritual (not religious) film is few and far between in contemporary cinema. The subjects are too ethereal and…
By Daniel Engelke
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Talvar (Guilty)
Based on the controversial 2008 Noida double murder case, Guilty is a Rashomon-style retelling of the fictionalised case.…
By Natasha Furlong
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Rattle the Cage
Since the United Arab Emirates’ film industry is still in its early infancy, there are very few feature…
By Harriet Clugston
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The Witch
The first feature film from director-screenwriter Robert Eggers, The Witch is the harrowing tale of a 17th century…
By Harriet Clugston
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My Scientology Movie
My Scientology Movie must have felt like starting anew in the field of documentary for the award-winning prolific…
By Melissa Hoban
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Burn Burn Burn
The Laugh category at the London Film Festival is a selection of movies representing humour in all its…
By Mersa Auda
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Truth
James Vanderbilt's directorial debut Truth is a docudrama set in the run up to to USA’s 2004 presidential…
By Natasha Furlong
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Babai (Father)
In 90s, pre-war Kosovo ten-year-old Nori and his father Gesim sell cigarettes on the street. They sleep on…
By Sarah Button