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Peter Bogdanovich, one of the pioneers of New Hollywood, hasn’t...

An abstract question often yields a vague answer, and documentary film Watermark is no deviation from...

Eight guys, two guitars, some drums, a keyboard and a whole lot...

Rising star Jack O’Connell continues his on-screen persona as a young disenfranchised adult questioning...

Written and performed by Andrew Maddock, The Me Plays is a rhythmic flow of...

A Scandinavian crime film or “crime comedy” in the vein of Quentin...

The third and final instalment of Roy...

Michael Almereyda opts for style over substance in his anachronistic...

The music industry is a notoriously fickle business: one minute a band can be more...

Just three movies in, and the talented folks at Laika have already made a name...