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The fourth feature from US indie director Rick Averson, Entertainment is a...

It’s hard not to wonder, whilst watching Craig William Macneill’s debut...

Though bold, brave and beautifully shot, director/writer Lorenzo...

Japanese director Sion Sono comes back to the London Film Festival for a...

Visually inspiring director Piero Messina opens The Wait with a...

By now everyone knows Lance Armstrong’s story: the disgraced fallen cycling...

There is little new to be presented in the “slum story” genre. Trials and...

It is a well-known fact that the FBI is actively engaged in its anti-terrorism...

Leaving them unprepared and out of breath, Son of Saul demands from its viewers...

Ingrid Bergman – In Her Own Words is a...