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Reviews‘The Secret Garden’: Review
After a lengthy delay, this prestige production from Heyday Films moves to streaming services
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‘An American Pickle’: Review
Gentle comedy from Seth Rogen goes theatrical in Europe for Warner Bros while streaming on its HBO Max service in the US
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‘Unhinged’: Review
’Needlessly unpleasant, abrasively stressful but, at the same time, oddly monotonous’
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‘Nadia, Butterfly’: Cannes Label 2020 Review
Insider’s view of the end of an Olympic swimming career
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‘The Howls’: FIDMarseille Review
A free-flow, free-form documentary which takes in the director’s Aztec heritage
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‘Peninsula’: Review
Zombies have destroyed the entire Korean peninsula in Yeon Sang-ho’s follow-up to ’Train To Busan’.
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‘The Dakota Entrapment Tapes’: Galway Review
The strange case of missing teenager in a North Dakota college town implicates the campus police
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‘The Sheriff’: Galway Review
Fly-on-the-wall documentary follows the 2018 midterm elections for local lawmen
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‘Hamilton’: TV Review
Disney+ scores a coup for its subscribers with the long-awaited ‘Hamilfilm’
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‘Saint Frances’: Review
After some Covid turbulence, Kelly O’Sullivan’s endearing feature will finally show on the big screen
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‘Farewell Amor’: Cannes Market Review
Ekwa Msangi’s impressive debut tells the story of three immigrants who haltingly attempt to rebuild a family and a home in Brooklyn
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‘You Should Have Left’: Review
Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfriend drop straight to streaming in Universal’s Blumhouse Production
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‘Your Mother’s Comfort’: Sheffield Doc/Fest Review
In Rio De Janeiro, a fiery trans rights activist and sex worker tries to hold the government to account
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‘Athlete A’: Review
Disturbing Netflix doc about the the sport of gymnastics and how it treats the young girls who fall in love with it
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‘Universe’: Sheffield Doc/Fest Review
Jazz doc tells the story of a missing jazz opus written for Miles Davis and eventually played by his mentee, Wallace Roney
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‘Southern Journey’ (Revisited): Sheffield Doc/Fest
Two British documentarians retrace the road taken by Alan Lomax and shirley Collins in 1959
