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Silent Sonata
There are few films that remain captivating without dialogue: for the most part, Silent Sonata is...
Andriana Hambi 9th May 2014
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In Secret
“Excuse my wife: she’s never seen a man before”. Having been unwillingly married off to...
Joshua Roberts 8th May 2014
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Advanced Style
A one of a kind documentary, oozing with sumptuous visuals, unforgettable characters and bags and...
Violet Myers 7th May 2014
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Frank
Some say sanity is overrated. This deeply touching, yet at times laugh-out-loud British indie comedy...
Laura Jorden 6th May 2014
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Before the Winter Chill
No doubt director Philippe Claudel aimed to repeat the success of his collaboration with...
Theodora Munroe 6th May 2014
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American Interior
Accompanied by a sombre, felt, period-dressed puppet (representing Mr Evans), Super Furry...
Laura Jorden 6th May 2014
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The Canyons
What to expect when the writer of Taxi Driver (Paul Schrader), now director, the author...
Filippo L'Astorina, the Editor 6th May 2014
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Made in America
Award-winning director Ron Howard, widely known for his Oscar-winning film A Beautiful Mind,...
Theodora Munroe 5th May 2014
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Next Goal Wins
As World Cup fever begins to spread, Next Goal Wins captures the true essence of...
Lauren Shean 1st May 2014
Pulp: A Film about Life, Death and Supermarkets | Movie review
To the average southerner, Sheffield is anything but the “sex city” that Jarvis Cocker describes it as: the first words that come to mind when they think about the place are probably “steel” and “grey”. In Pulp: A Film About Life, Death and Supermarkets, though, the Northern city is romanticised to such a...
The editorial unit 1st May 2014
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