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  Summer of Changsha (Liu Yu Tian)

  Zu Feng’s Summer of Changsha is a mystery thriller,...

  Sam Gray 23rd May 2019
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  Zombi Child

  Few filmmakers are as capable of uniting the past and present through their...

  Sam Gray 23rd May 2019
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  The Climb

  The Climb is an outlier in the modern American comedy landscape, in that it...

  Sam Gray 23rd May 2019
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  Fire Will Come (O que arde)

  While Fire Will Come may be difficult to parse on first glance...

  Sam Gray 23rd May 2019
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  Parasite (Gisaengchung)

  Is there anyone else quite like Bong Joon-ho? A graduate of the...

  Sam Gray 22nd May 2019
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  Quentin Tarantino, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie discuss their love letter to cinema at Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood press conference in Cannes
  Joseph Owen 22nd May 2019
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  The Lighthouse

  When travelling to an isolated lighthouse, borne against scheming waves and...

  Joseph Owen 22nd May 2019
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  La belle époque

  A somewhat charming French comedy in its own right, the major problem...

  Sam Gray 22nd May 2019
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  Ira Sachs and Isabelle Huppert discuss their subtle cinematic approach to death at the Frankie press conference in Cannes
  Joseph Owen 22nd May 2019
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  Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Tarantino’s earnest celebration of cinema is an extravagant and nostalgic ode to a world that does not exist anymore
  Joseph Owen 21st May 2019