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Movie Review – GLADIATOR II
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For the 100th film of his career, Liam Neeson switches from action thriller to classic film noir in a flyweight but generally entertaining post scriptum to Raymond Chandler’s immortal detective series, co-starring Diane Kruger and Jessica Lange.
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German-Turkish director Fatih Akin’s Wagnerian hip-hop biopic tells a lively but familiar raps-to-riches story.
Read More >>The Origin
A nomadic tribe clashes with mysterious monsters in director Andrew Cumming’s gripping, stylistically bold Stone Age survivalist horror thriller.
Read More >>Stonewalling
Huang Ji and Ryuji Otsuka’s latest is slow but thoughtful and strangely engaging on the subject of a young Chinese woman on the verge of making a potentially life-changing decision.
Read More >>She Said
Maria Schrader’s timely and gripping newsroom bio-drama stars Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan as the campaigning reporters who helped bring Harvey Weinstein to justice.
Read More >>The Visitor
Martin Boulocq’s timely drama exposes a complex web of family, class, and economic codependency in modern Bolivia, where evangelical churches recruit and exploit indigenous communities.
Read More >>Pretty Red Dress
In this vibrant debut feature from Dionne Edwards, a troubled London family learn to express their true selves with a little help from Tina Turner and a fabulous frock.
Read More >>Mirror Mirror
Three women struggle for independence in an increasingly conservative society in Belmin Söylemez’s award-winning drama set in an Istanbul acting workshop.
Read More >>The Hamlet Syndrome
An intense reckoning with the trauma that violence has inflicted on a wartime generation of Ukrainians, through emotionally charged rehearsals for a theatre production.
Read More >>Geographies of Solitude
This warm and inquisitive documentary is both a portrait of activist and self-taught scientist and the spit of land she’s called home for forty years.
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