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Reviews
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In Vitro Review (Glasgow Film Festival 2025)
Minimalist Sci-Fi chiller from Australia explores how relationships shape our sense of identity, time, and place. Set in the unspecified...
Superboys Of Malegaon Review
In a world where cinema is the most international it's ever been, it's so important to continue to platform films...
The Summer with Carmen Review
At its core, The Summer With Carmen follows two gay best friends, Demosthenes (Yorgos Tsiantoulas) and Nikitas (Andreas Lampropoulos), who...
The Last Showgirl Review
Pamela Anderson shines in Gia Coppola's drama The Last Showgirl, finally coming to UK cinemas this month... While growing up...
The Monkey Review
Director Osgood Perkins is following his eerie serial killer flick Longlegs from last year by focusing on a different type...
September Says Review
It’s a title with a powerful sense of what’s to come – and it reeks of menace. That reference to...
A Thousand Blows Review
“The following is inspired by real characters who lived and fought together in London’s East End,” the opening intertitles tell...
I’m Still Here Review
Director Walter Salles is no stranger to exploring social issues. Not only has he helmed pictures like Central Station and...
Fight To Live Review / Interview
Now based in the Australian sunshine state, Queensland, it's an appropriate bright place for the story of Rebecca Rawlings to...
Tekkonkinkreet Review
Studio 4°C made a striking debut with Western audiences through their work on The Animatrix, animating five of its nine...
Captain America: Brave New World Review
Marvel Studios are back with a vengeance this year after 2024 that saw them scale back a little with just...
Perla Review (2025 International Film Festival Rotterdam)
Slovak-Austrian director Alexandra Makarova’s sophomore film sets its characters between the booming vibrancy of Vienna and the gloom of Slovakia...
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy Review
“It is not enough to survive, you have got to live,” says one of the characters in Bridget Jones: Mad...