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Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk’s debut is a propulsive drama employing folkloric elements and mythic overtones in its portrayal of a man trying to navigate a provincial criminal underworld.
Read More >>June Zero
Jake Paltrow’s multi-character drama about the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann is a bold but muddled patchwork.
Read More >>Stone Turtle
An intriguing though not always well-integrated attempt to engage with different forms of storytelling, including traditional Malaysian folklore, at the service of a feminist revenge tale.
Read More >>Lola
A pair of bohemian sisters build a machine that can change the future in Andrew Legge’s flawed but admirably ambitious lo-fi sci-fi oddity.
Read More >>My Neighbor Adolf
A misfire of perplexing obliviousness, in which we’re meant to believe that Udo Kier’s character once bore a striking resemblance to Hitler. The best that can be said about this limp comedy is that it could have been far more offensive.
Read More >>Declaration
Class inequality, corruption and power dynamics between the sexes is the background to this working-class Malayalam drama anchored by the nuanced female lead, played by Divya Prabha, and mesmeric images in a latex glove factory.
Read More >>Bullet Train
Brad Pitt plays a laconic hit man in director David Leitch’s laborious action comedy about murder on an Oriental express.
Read More >>Medusa Deluxe
Debut director Thomas Hardiman’s single-shot murder mystery is a dazzling high-energy catwalk show of spiky comedy, fluid camerawork and fabulous hair.
Read More >>Fairytale
Alexander Sokurov indulges his fascination with the corrosiveness of power in this mesmeric, bewildering and often tedious phantasmagoria combining deep fake technology with the graphic arts.
Read More >>Tommy Guns
Backed by Vasco Viana’s superb cinematography, Carlos Conceição’s film about a squadron of soldiers in pre-independence Angola rises above its narrative gaps.
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