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Reviews'Dear Ex': Macao Review
A young man grows close to his late father’s male lover in this comic melodrama
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Reviews'Up The Mountain': Macao Review
Zhang Yang’s well-observed documentary captures a traditional way of life
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Reviews'Jesus': Macao Review
A shy young boy finds a friend in Jesus in Hiroshi Okuyama’s original debut
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Reviews'Suburban Birds': Macao Review
Past and present are linked in this intriguing feature debut from Qiu Sheng
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Reviews'Cronofobia': Tallinn Review
A slippery, challenging debut marks Francseco Rizzi as a name to watch
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Reviews'Wandering Girl': Tallinn Review
A trip across the Colombian countryside with four half-sisters is an eloquent and languid pleasure
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Reviews'Amazing Grace': Doc NYC Review
After 46 years, Aretha Franklin’s legendary documentary finally sees the light of day
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Reviews'The Kleptocrats': Doc NYC Review
Gripping documentary about the scandal surrounding Malaysian wealth fund 1MDB
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Reviews'A First Farewell': Tokyo Review
A young Chinese boy confronts the end of his way of life in rural China
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Reviews'Before The Frost': Tokyo Review
Michael Noer’s period drama set in 1850s Denmark is grim but never less than gripping
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Reviews'Three Husbands': Tokyo Review
A young woman attempts to sate her addiction to sex in the final instalment of Fruit Chan’s ‘Prostitute Trilogy’
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Reviews'The Poet': Tokyo Review
A poet and his wife long to escape the confines of their rural mining town
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'Project Gutenberg': Tokyo Review
An expert counterfeiter turns police witness in Felix Chong’s crime thriller
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Reviews'Stan & Ollie': London Review
Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly star as one of comedy’s greatest-ever double-acts
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Reviews'After The Screaming Stops': London Review
This film about the reunion of the band Bros is much more than a routine rock doc
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Reviews'The Fight': London Review
UK comedy stalwart Jessica Hynes goes behind the camera for a drama about self-esteem
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Reviews'Irene's Ghost': London Review
A son tries to trace the story of his late mother in this poignant documentary
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Reviews'Vs.': London Review
Ed Lily sets his directorial debut in Southend’s battle rap scene, drawing strong performances from his young cast