BFI Flare 2021 Film Review – Jump, Darling (2020)
Jump, Darling starts with a bang. Almost. Because the actual explosive moment takes place off screen and is only briefly...
Jump, Darling starts with a bang. Almost. Because the actual explosive moment takes place off screen and is only briefly...
For nearly 80 days in the summer of 1990, First Nations and the Canadian government went head to head in...
It starts with a blank screen and a legend told in the Cree language, a prophecy telling of a saviour...
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From 1978 to 1995, America’s most notorious domestic terrorist killed three people and injured 22 in a deadly mail bombing...
In Greece during the late 2000s, an unorthodox cinematic movement ignited in the wake of the country's financial crisis. Coined...
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For actor Daniel (Daniel Bruhl), it’s a big day. A flight to London to test for what could be the...
This isn't the first time we have said this, nor indeed will it be the last but 2020 really was...
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I Hate Suzie (2020) follows Billie Piper as Suzie Pickles – an actress and former teen pop sensation – after...
Love. Love changes everything. Yes, we really did just quote a line from a song from Aspects of Love, so...
It’s a word that comes with all manner of negative connotations. Snitch. Or, to use the more formal description, informant....
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