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Four Degree in Vauxhall: Fine Japanese cuisine with a French twist
With the heatwave still bearing down upon Britain, there are few more enjoyable pleasures in London than sipping…
By Cristiana Ferrautireview
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Ray & Liz
Richard Billingham takes his art into the cinema with Ray & Liz, a surreal portrait of his parents,…
By Joseph Owen
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Pope Francis: A Man of His Word
This feels like the film Wim Wenders wanted to make. That the Vatican commissioned it appears incidental, as the director…
By Joseph Owen
Movie
I Can Only Imagine
Praise be! Hallelujah! Another faith-based movie about how Christianity can save one’s soul via forgiveness and love of…
By Euan Franklin
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Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero
Sgt Stubby: An Unlikely Hero is a heartfelt, action-packed family movie that has the heart and maturity to…
By Laura Boyle
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The Domestics
In a near-future post-apocalyptic world overrun by warring gang factions, director and writer Mike P Nelson’s The Domestics…
By Andrew Murray
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The Negotiator
Political thrillers are always a tricky sell. The viewer is often thrown into a different country, with a…
By Euan Franklin
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Genesis (Genèse)
This a stunning dual study of adolescent love, both reciprocated and unrequited. Philippe Lesage has produced a timeworn…
By Joseph Owen
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Immersed Family (Familia sumergida)
Woozy, beguiling, tactile, Immersed Family (Familia sumergida) is a sumptuous, disquieting film from María Alché. It’s perhaps cheap to compare it…
By Joseph Owen
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Young and Alive (L’Époque)
Young and Alive is a peculiarly exhilarating, acutely painful document of today’s Parisian youth, filmed over three years…
By Joseph Owen