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Reviews'No Stone Unturned': London Review
A forensic investigation by the renowned documentarian Alex Gibney uncovers the extent of a cover-up in Northern Ireland in 1994
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Reviews'Ghost Stories': London Review
An accomplished cinematic re-working of the hit British supernatural stage play
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Reviews'Good Favour': Review
Irish director Rebecca Daly’s third feature is set inside a sealed-off religious commune
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Reviews'The Foreigner': Review
Jackie Chan returns to English-language fare in a political thriller directed by Martin Campbell and co-starring Pierce Brosnan
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Reviews'Apostasy': San Sebastian Review
An audacious debut from first-time British director Daniel Kokotajlo is set in the Jehovah’s Witness faith of his own childhood
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Reviews'Goodbye Christopher Robin': Review
Domhnall Gleeson and Margot Robbie fail to fully convince as A.A. Milne and his wife
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Reviews'Kingsman: The Golden Circle': Review
Colin Firth and Taron Egerton return in Matthew Vaughn’s stylish secret service sequel
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Reviews'The Wife': Toronto Review
Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce star in an adaptation of the novel by Meg Wolitzer
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Reviews'Darkest Hour': Toronto Review
Gary Oldman gives a towering performance as Winston Churchill in Joe Wright’s Second World war drama.
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Reviews'Kissing Candice': Toronto Review
Northern Ireland’s Aoife McArdle makes her feature film debut
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Reviews'Dark River': Toronto Review
Dark River Dir/scr: Clio Barnard. UK, 2017, 89 mins. A close-quarters drama from writer-director Clio Barnard (The Selfish Giant, The Arbor), Dark River is a precise, penetrating story of casual farm labourer Alice (Ruth Wilson), who has somehow survived a childhood of sexual abuse at the hands ...
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Reviews'Mary Shelley': Toronto Review
Elle Fanning and Douglas Booth headline cinema’s latest version of the creation of Frankenstein
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Reviews'Beast': Toronto Review
Jessie Buckley is a standout in the arresting debut feature from Britain’s Michael Pearce
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Reviews'Journey's End': Toronto Review
Saul Dibb breathes exciting new life into the classic WWI drama
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Reviews'Grace Jones: Bloodlight And Bami': Toronto Review
Pull up to the bumper for a tour of Jamaica and the career of the fabulous Grace Jones
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Reviews'My Generation': Venice Review
London in the Swinging Sixties is fondly remembered by Sir Michael Caine
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Reviews'Victoria & Abdul': Venice Review
Judi Dench reprises the role of Queen Victoria in a heritage film from Stephen Frears
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Reviews'Lean On Pete': Venice Review
After 45 years, Andrew Haigh turns his attentions to the American Midwest, where a lonely boy pins his hopes on an old racehorse.
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Reviews'Williams': Review
An in-depth and honest look at the Formula One icon from director Morgan Matthews
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Reviews'MAZE': Galway Review
The largest prison escape in the UK is detailed in Stephen Burke’s period drama starring Tom Vaughan-Lawlor and Barry Ward