Berlinale
Museo (Museum)
A heist movie that is more concerned about the participants wrestling with their subsequent sense of morality, Museo…
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Eldorado
Halfway through the painful but beautiful Eldorado, an Italian humanitarian compares the journey of an African refugee to…
By Sean Gallen
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Unsane
When Edward Snowden leaked the truth behind mass surveillance of civilians and Mark Zuckerberg revealed he covers his…
By Sean Gallen
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Yocho (Foreboding)
If we think we’ve seen every possible variant of an alien invasion heralding the end of the world…
By Zoe Tamara
Berlinale
Madeline’s Madeline
"These feelings are not your own. This is just a metaphor." This is the puzzling mantra that begins…
By Sean Gallen
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Frozen at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
Jonathan Munby's production of Frozen is the kind where the ostensible wattage of its central star has dictated…
By Connor Campbell
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Mein Bruder heißt Robert und ist ein Idiot (My Brother’s Name Is Robert and He Is an Idiot)
It’s hardly surprising that a film which purports to explore the nature, meaning and definition of time takes…
By Oliver Johnston
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Jubilee at the Lyric Hammersmith
Chris Goode’s stage adaptation of Derek Jarman and James Whaley’s cult classic punk film, Jubilee (1978), can only be…
By Aidan Milan
Berlinale
Tuzdan kaide (The Pillar of Salt)
Throughout our lives, we venture out from the family structure to find our own identity and our own…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
Dvro (The Tree)
An old man gathers a collection of large glass bottles, secures them to a wooden rod, and then…
By Oliver Johnston