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A Real Pain
Not long after summer release Treasure, another internationally produced dramedy tackling Jewish Americans traveling to Poland in order…
By Selina SondermannSpecial
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Endurance
The latest document of human resilience by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, in collaboration with Natalie Hewit,…
By Christina Yang
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“This is what I lived – I think it could be better for others if they take on board what I have to say”: Pauline Black on Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story at London Film Festival 2024
Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story is a captivating new documentary that explores the life and legacy of the…
By Christina Yang
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“You’re not dealing with one thing, you’re dealing with lots of things”: Gino Evans on Treading Water at London Film Festival 2024
Gino Evans’ debut feature, Treading Water, delivers an unflinching portrayal of urban life in Britain, far removed from…
By Christina Yang
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2073
Asif Kapadia’s new docufiction 2073 aims to lull us into a false sense of security at its start.…
By Thomas Messner
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Vermiglio
Vermiglio, Italian writer-director Maura Delpero’s Venice Grand Jury Prize-winning second feature, is an understated yet utterly compelling war-time…
By Ronan Fawsitt
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Grand Theft Hamlet
Surprisingly, the most delightful thing about Grand Theft Hamlet – a film not short on amusements – is…
By Thomas Messner
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The Piano Lesson
Boy Willie Charles is both a troublemaker and smooth talker, a braggart kept afloat on waves of self-belief…
By Thomas Messner
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The End
Were a man to find himself one of the last humans left standing on a ravaged earth, surely…
By Thomas Messner
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Blitz
A young boy torn from his mother by urban warfare, setting off on a harrowing journey through a…
By Thomas Messner