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Youth
Fred Ballinger (Michael Caine) is an iconic composer and conductor who, after retirement from his profession, spends the…
By Christian HerschmannLondon
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The Sky Trembles and the Earth Is Afraid and the Two Eyes Are Not Brothers
Part of the Experimenta arm of the festival this year is Ben Rivers’ The Sky Trembles and the…
By Sarah Sutton
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Yakuza Apocalypse
Takashi Miike’s new film Yakuza Apocalypse, about a vampire infection that takes over a Yakuza-controlled Japanese village, is…
By Joseph Fraser
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Ghost Theatre
It is like director Hideo Nakata was torn between making a genuine horror or a spoof rehash, so…
By Melissa Hoban
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Viaje
Costa Rican director Paz Fabrega creatively brings to life the simple yet compelling love story of two strangers'…
By Ria Dhillon
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My Skinny Sister
The Swedish feature film My Skinny Sister is a partially autobiographical account based on writer/director Sanna Lenken’s personal…
By Mariana Howard
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Francofonia
What is the purpose of a museum? To showcase the history of a nation? To eternalise past atrocities…
By Melissa Hoban
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The Lady in the Van
Director Nicholas Hynter often makes use of his time as director of the National Theatre in his film…
By Natasha Furlong
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Janis: Little Girl Blue
West of Memphis’ Amy Berg brings the tragic life of Janis Joplin to the big screen for the…
By The editorial unit
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Flocken (Flocking)
Beata Gårdeler’s Flocking (Flocken) is a pared-back Swedish thriller and winner of the prestigious Crystal Bear at Berlin’s International…
By J A Clarke