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Sometimes It’s good going into a film knowing very little about it with low expectations.

The Academy Award® winning director of The Artist Michel Hazanavicius returns with this wildly funny

It’s Paris, 1967, and tortured filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard is beginning a transformative journey. After the

Obviously working with such auteur directors as Von Trier, Haneke and Campos has rubbed off

When you really want to test your mettle and how good you are as an

Brady Corbet‘s directorial debut, The Childhood of a Leader, is an unsettling operatic piece that

Populaire arrives in cinemas on May 31st – and to celebrate we’ve got a DVD

★★☆☆☆ The Artist is pure craftsmanship. And, as a silent movie made for a 2012

When it first came out I was probably a little bit sceptical about but after

BFI daily video highlights package has arrived, The Vodcast at the end of day 8

You would be a fool not to show respect from the great era of cinema,