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Reviews'The Front Runner': Toronto Review
Hugh Jackman stars as the 1987 Presidential candidate Gary Hart in Jason Reitman’s political drama
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Reviews'The Other Story': Toronto Review
An Israeli family try to tempt their daughter back from orthodox Judaism
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Reviews'The Third Wife': Toronto Review
A 14-year-old girl becomes the third wife of a wealthy landowner in 19th century Vietnam
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Reviews'Outlaw King': Toronto Review
David Mackenzie recreates medieval Scotland for this violent Netflix-funded historical epic.
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Reviews'Fahrenheit 11/9': Toronto review
Michael Moore tackles the issues that led to the rise of Donald Trump in his latest documentary
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Reviews'Greta': Toronto Review
An unexpectedly camp thriller from Neil Jordan benefits from an eye-raising performance from Isabelle Huppert
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Reviews'The Fall Of The American Empire': Toronto Review
A big-hearted caper from Denis Arcand, 30 years after ‘The Decline of the American Empire’
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Reviews'22 July': Venice Review
Paul Greengrass sensitively depicts the 2011 terrorist attacks in Norway
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Reviews'Tel Aviv On Fire': Venice Review
A fictional TV soap opera is the backdrop for intelligent commentary on Israeli-Palestinian relations
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Reviews'Angels Are Made Of Light': Telluride Review
James Longley’s hopeful documentary follows school children in modern Kabul
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Reviews'The Biggest Little Farm': Telluride Review
Filmmaker John Chester documents eight years in the life of his LA farm
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Reviews'A Star Is Born': Venice Review
A star has been rebooted in Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut
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Reviews'ROMA': Venice Review
Alfonso Cuarón has made his most personal film; it may also be his best.
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Reviews'First Man': Venice Review
Ryan Gosling stars in Damien Chazelle’s Venice opener as Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon.
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Reviews'The Swan': Goteborg Review
A nine year-old girl is sent to do penance on her aunt’s farm in Iceland’s northern far reaches
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Reviews'Montana': Haifa Review
A debut from Israel which is surprisingly light on its feet, given the weighty matters it addresses