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A tale about medieval Persia but still relevant to today’s...

Isabelle Huppert is formidable as usual in Bavo Defurne’s Souvenir. An...

Due for UK cinema release later this month, the film documenting the life and work...

In the high dome of the Roundhouse, a huge0manned camera...

North Korea’s totalitarian regime provokes mockery: from The Interview’s rambling...

Writer/director Rachel Lang’s Baden Baden is a beautiful film in which every aspect — from...

While classified within the horror genre, The Girl with All the Gifts – although...

After a well-received run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe festival, The Calm...

Despite the usual roll of the eyes that accompanies the announcement of every reboot and...

Georg Friedrich, in the title role of Aloys, playing a private detective reeling in isolated...