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Another of the main themes running through Sundance London this...

Paul Schrader’s latest film takes after others in his screenwriting repertoire...

Memories inhabit people. They grow and transform, or remain frozen in an imprint of a...

It is perhaps a fair assessment that any film which makes Fifty Shades of Grey its cornerstone is...

In a whirlwind of hilarious banter and exhilarating roller skate dance...

This bilingual production of Molière’s crowning glory is stylish,...

All is not as it seems in suburbia in Mary Laws’ intriguing and unusual...

Who is the true ruler of the house, the man or the woman? And what...

Hereditary lures you in slowly. For the first 30 minutes or so, you might think you...

There is something of a 90s vibe at London Sundance, and it continues with the...