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I Care A Lot | Review

Battle of the Bilk: Blakeson Returns with Topical Con Comedy “There’s no such thing as good people,” croons the dulcet Rosamund Pike over the opening...

Let Them All Talk [Video Review]

I Heard the Owl Call My Name: Soderbergh Navigates a Tricky Reunion in Bittersweet Drama Truman Capote once said, among many things, “All literature is...

The Mule | Review

Two Kilos for Sister Sara: Eastwood Delivers Drugs and Good Deeds in Character Drama In a role perfectly suited for him, and in what may...

The Humbling | Review

Or The Unexpected Convenience of Sexism: Levinson's Perplexing but Deviously Funny Stab at Roth Decades passed between initial adaptations of novelist Philip Roth’s novels (1969’s...

2015 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Maris Curran’s Five Nights in Maine

Maris Curran's directorial debut might be a longshot for Sundance....at least for the 2015 edition. The drama which has its character set wrestle with...

Radio Days | Blu-ray Review

Nostalgia and the lingering sting of eras lost to the sands of time have cropped up in a number of Woody Allen’s lengthy list...

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Interview: Óliver Laxe – Sirāt (2025 Marrakech International Film Festival)

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Interview: Akinola Davies Jr. – My Father’s Shadow

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2025 André Bazin Prize: Louise Hémon’s ‘The Girl in the Snow’ (L’Engloutie) Wins

Selected for this year's Directors' Fortnight, Louise Hémon's The...

Interview: Morad Mostafa – Aisha Can’t Fly Away

Part of a new wave of Egyptian filmmakers testing...