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Madonna
In mystery drama Madonna, director Shin Su-won’s instills a sense of despair and hopelessness that lingers, and as…
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Couple in a Hole
Couple in a Hole is a slower watch from director Tom Geens, but it's worth it. Geens explores…
By Melissa Hoban
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Entertainment
The fourth feature from US indie director Rick Averson, Entertainment is a darkly funny, disturbing, existential anti-comedy sure…
By Harriet Clugston
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The Boy
It's hard not to wonder, whilst watching Craig William Macneill’s debut feature, The Boy, how it came to…
By Harriet Clugston
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Desde Allá (From Afar)
Though bold, brave and beautifully shot, director/writer Lorenzo Vigas’s provocative drama leaves a plethora of questions that are…
By Melissa Hoban
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Love and Peace
Japanese director Sion Sono comes back to the London Film Festival for a third year in a row…
By Lyubomira Kirilova
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L’Attesa (The Wait)
Visually inspiring director Piero Messina opens The Wait with a montage of beautifully-framed shots, setting the standard for…
By Melissa Hoban
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The Program
By now everyone knows Lance Armstrong’s story: the disgraced fallen cycling hero, the man behind “the most sophisticated,…
By Lyubomira Kirilova
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Madame Courage
There is little new to be presented in the “slum story” genre. Trials and tribulations happen to young…
By Daniel Engelke
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(T)Error
It is a well-known fact that the FBI is actively engaged in its anti-terrorism campaign and that hundreds…
By Mersa Auda