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An unusual and rather eccentric obsession with animated baby bottles filled...

The words “charming abortion film” don’t often lend themselves to one another, yet in the...

In Bloom, directed by Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gross, was Georgia’s official entry for the...

Dinosaurs have always been one of the most exciting and intriguing parts of history. For...

Steeped in subtle backstory and with a deliciously well-paced unravelling narrative, Jeremy...

Wait a minute: did we inadvertently travel back to the 1960s – the hippy period...

Flush with surprising warmth and universal appeal, Anthony Chen’s debut feature film Ilo Ilo sets...

Julian Gilbey is not one for subtlety; his directorial back catalogue includes high octane thriller...

On the surface, One Kensington is a restaurant which is begging me to hate it....

June 2013 saw the beginning of a series of publications about mass surveillance...