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Two star-crossed lovers meet once again, in the latest Romeo and Juliet remake. With the essence of Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 version still looming...
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Culture Editor Thomas Deakin analyses the importance of the recent Bleak Week season at the Prince Charles Cinema as the epicentre of a worldwide...
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Staff writer Annabelle Duggan explores how the London Tibet Film Festival is showcasing Tibetan cinema, culture and emerging creative voices. Tired of Hollywood cinema?...
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie expands the Mario universe with new characters, emotional storytelling, and stunning visuals, but is it a bold masterpiece or...
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A savage interpretation of the 1998 novel by Scottish author Irvine Welsh, written and directed by Jon S. Baird. The film is centred...
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Mental illness has long been a popular trope in the cinema, its use often falls somewhere between heartfelt and mocking. One Flew Over...
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 Roar! sat down with Călin Peter Netzer to discuss his new, critically acclaimed film, Child’s Pose. Child’s Pose is the close study of...
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Lars and the Real Girl is a neglected, quirky gem. Lars and the Real Girl is a fantastic...
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In celebration of Black History Month, Ali Pantony highlights the talent of four African-American Actors. DENZEL WASHINGTON Acting...
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Rush is an exhilarating true story, sure to please both fans of Formula 1 and Ron Howard. I...
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Woody Allen’s latest is a character-focused departure from comedy and catharsis. Woody Allen’s latest film to hit...
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Our reviewer has less than lovely things to say about the film Lovelace. Linda Lovelace, despite...
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Nick Batley gives his expert opinion on the horror films you absolutely must see and the ones...
