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All Reviews articles – Page 204
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Reviews'Before The Frost': Tokyo Review
Michael Noer’s period drama set in 1850s Denmark is grim but never less than gripping
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Reviews'Slaughterhouse Rulez': Review
A historic boarding school comes under attack from subterranean monsters
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Reviews'Three Husbands': Tokyo Review
A young woman attempts to sate her addiction to sex in the final instalment of Fruit Chan’s ‘Prostitute Trilogy’
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Reviews'The Poet': Tokyo Review
A poet and his wife long to escape the confines of their rural mining town
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'Project Gutenberg': Tokyo Review
An expert counterfeiter turns police witness in Felix Chong’s crime thriller
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Reviews'Overlord': Review
A group of American paratroopers are faced with zombie Nazis in this WWII horror
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Reviews'The Girl In The Spider's Web': Review
Claire Foy steps into the shoes of enigmatic cyber-hacker Lisbeth Salander
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Reviews'Bohemian Rhapsody': Review
Rami Malek is a standout in this compulsively watchable Queen band biopic
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Reviews'Stan & Ollie': London Review
Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly star as one of comedy’s greatest-ever double-acts
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Reviews'Ladyworld': London Review
Amanda Kramer’s debut traps eight girls in a house as the world caves in around them
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Reviews'After The Screaming Stops': London Review
This film about the reunion of the band Bros is much more than a routine rock doc
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Reviews'Only You': London Review
Can a romance between Josh O’Connor and Laia Costa survive gruelling rounds of IVF?
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Reviews'The Fight': London Review
UK comedy stalwart Jessica Hynes goes behind the camera for a drama about self-esteem
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Reviews'An Impossible Love': London Review
A superior yet highly successful melodrama from Catherine Corsini.
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Reviews'On Her Shoulders': Review
Dir/ed/cine: Alexandria Bombach. US. 2018. 94mins Tears flow in On Her Shoulders, a powerfully affecting portrait of activist (and recent Nobel Peace Prize recipient) Nadia Murad, who has helped bring to the world’s attention the horrors of the Yazidi genocide in Iraq. Director Alexandria Bombach doesn’t settle ...
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Reviews'Halloween': Review
David Gordon Green reboots (kind off) the long-running horror franchise.
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Reviews'Rona, Azim’s Mother': Busan Review
This prize-winner at Busan is also Afghanistan’s entry for the Academy Awards