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Japanese director Sion Sono comes back to the London Film Festival for a...

Visually inspiring director Piero Messina opens The Wait with a...

By now everyone knows Lance Armstrong’s story: the disgraced fallen cycling...

There is little new to be presented in the “slum story” genre. Trials and...

It is a well-known fact that the FBI is actively engaged in its anti-terrorism...

Leaving them unprepared and out of breath, Son of Saul demands from its viewers...

Ingrid Bergman – In Her Own Words is a...

Tina’s life becomes unhinged when the nightmares begin. The 17-year-old has...

If there’s one thing that’s immediately and undeniably apparent about...

Gayby Baby is a documentary with a lot of promise, daring to take on a...