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Road Duster [15] review - A restless and surreal comedic road trip movie

Road Duster is the film adaptation of J. Kessels: the Novel, the cult Dutch literary work by P.F. ... More info
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Andrei Rublev [15] review - Majesty and Monstrosity: the UPP's Tarkovsky Season Arrives

If only arthouse cinema were always this enjoyable. Having only seen Rublev's director's final ... More info
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Florence Foster Jenkins [PG] review - Light Entertainment Bearing Dramatic Weight

It's Meryl Streep, right? So you can expect at least one faultless performance. Expect laughs ... More info
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Our Kind of Traitor [15] review - Our Kind of Traitor

Love cheat academic Perry Makepeace (Ewan MacGregor) takes his attractive barrister girlfriend Gail ... More info
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Mustang [15] review - A salutary tale about folk locking up their daughters in this 'must see' film

School's out! It's a hot day, so you, your siblings and schoolmates head down to the beach to cool ... More info
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Eye in the Sky [15] review - This very sobering and thought-provoking piece of cinematography deserves a lengthy run

Given the recent phenomenal obsession with drones and their growing popularity worldwide, Eye in ... More info
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Son of Saul [15] review - A terrible masterpiece is born

László Nemes has made a stunning directorial debut with his film Son of Saul, already winning the ... More info
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Louder Than Bombs [15] review - The intriguing premise provides the groundwork for a fragmented and postmodern story which transcends genre but ultimately delivers an unsatisfying conclusion.

Louder than Bombs is the ambitious English-language debut from Norwegian director Joachim Trier. ... More info
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The Man Who Knew Infinity [12A] review - The maths in the film has been lauded for its accuracy, but at the same time it is mostly treated in a cursory way and remains opaque

In 1913, the young Indian accounting clerk and self-taught mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan wrote ... More info
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The Brand New Testament [15] review - ?Quirky, irreverent, and bursting with fresh metaphors, this profoundly human black comedy will leave you wanting to paint the sky with flowers

Given what's happened in Brussels recently, you wouldn't think God lived there. Unless, of course, ... More info
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