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The Wave

Making geology sexy is the order of the day in new Norwegian disaster movie The Wave, a high-action…

By J A Clarke
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The Lobster

David (Colin Farrell) finds out his wife doesn’t love him anymore. He is sent to a hotel and…

By J A Clarke
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King Jack

Written and directed by Felix Thompson, King Jack is a heartfelt film, full of depth and truth. Following…

By Emily D'Silva
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Remainder

Omer Fast’s take on a brilliantly original piece of writing from Tom McCarthy assaults the senses to truly…

By Melissa Hoban
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Brand: A Second Coming

In Russell Brand’s own words his actions have to be based on comedy, and Ondi Timoner has stayed…

By Melissa Hoban
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I Believe in Miracles

As fiction films in the big screen keep becoming more formulaic and derivative, the documentary genre has honourably…

By Alejandra Arrieta
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Vergine Giurata (Sworn Virgin)

Body identity and gender politics are some of the most analysed themes in modern cinema. It’s becoming difficult for fresh and…

By Tim Mead
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Nasty Baby

A pleasant examination of modern life in a particularly gentrified neighborhood, Nasty Baby will be marked as a…

By Tim Mead