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The low-ranking civil servant at the beginning of Diary of a Madman is a very...

Sam Wannamaker Playhouse provides a suitably ambient...

The Imitation Game is a perfect example of the power of film. The medium has...

He wrote it, he directed it, he plays in it: The Homesman is Tommy Lee...

This year’s “what’s real and what’s a dream?” movie is Third Person,...

The current political landscape makes for a compelling reason to see any Russian film, but...

The Way He Looks is writer-director Daniel Ribeiro’s feature debut. Adapted from his own 2010...

It’s not so much the narrative that makes The Knife That Killed Me noteworthy, rather...

From an artistic perspective, whenever a commodity is superseded by the word...

If you’ve never found yourself enjoying a Taylor Swift song even a little bit,...