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Ultimately, Schrader’s palpitating direction and Isaac’s magnetic performance proves to be a winning pair. It might not be anything strikingly fresh or unique, and it has issues in terms of how it goes about telling its story, but Schrader’s tense, sharp thriller operates more than well enough to be delightfully gratifying. The Card Counter is dramatic, nail-biting work, helmed by a remarkable director and brought to life by an outstanding lead performance.
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‘The Card Counter’ is another nail-biting character drama from Paul Schrader: Review

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he theatre kids and creative prodigies in the making, this film—aided by Andrew Garfield's deeply empathetic portrayal of Larson—is bound to evoke wonder, compassion, and tears.
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The Movie Musical For Theatre Kids — ‘Tick…Tick…Boom!’: Review

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‘I’m Wanita’—Complicated, Maverick & A Monumental Genius
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‘I’m Wanita’—Complicated, Maverick & A Monumental Genius: Raindance Review

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'Dear Evan Hansen'—Complex Themes Simplified Into A Feel-Good Mess
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‘Dear Evan Hansen’—Complex Themes Simplified Into A Feel-Good Mess: Review

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Antlers is thrilling, slick, clever, and properly scary; and the influence of native folklore lends it a primal, urgent edge that remains relevant to a modern audience. Cooper's serious tone and del Toro's charm combine in harmony, combining to make this a very special film. Watch this space; the folk-horror revival is far from over.
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‘Antlers’ Is A Terrifying Folk-Horror Adventure: Review

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'Memoria'— A Transcending And Hypnotic Meditation On Sound And Memory
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‘Memoria’— A Transcending And Hypnotic Meditation On Sound And Memory: LFF Review

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‘We Need To Do Something’—Family Tensions Slowly Take Shape In This Claustrophobic Horror
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‘We Need To Do Something’—Family Tensions Slowly Take Shape In This Claustrophobic Horror: Review

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The testimony of an Afghan refugee is told with audacity and sensitivity in this astonishing, affecting Danish documentary.
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‘Flee’ – A Beautiful, Haunting Account Of A Remarkable Story: LFF Review

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‘Benedetta’— A Filmic Farce Sinful In Name and Nature: LFF Review
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‘Benedetta’—Filmic Farce Sinful In Name And Nature: LFF Review

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‘Clara Sola’— An Esoteric Exploration Of Repressed Sexuality: LFF Review
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‘Clara Sola’— An Esoteric Exploration Of Repressed Sexuality: LFF Review

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‘The Tragedy Of Macbeth’—Coen’s Eerie Shakespeare Stuns
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‘The Tragedy Of Macbeth’—Coen’s Eerie Shakespeare Stuns: LFF Review

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Clio Barnard's latest work Ali & Ava is a deep dive into her social realist style, forging a fascinating yet forbidden love story of the ages that explores the journey of a new-found connection.
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‘Ali & Ava’ — Barnard’s Story of Forbidden Love Is Captivatingly Honest: LFF Review

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Denis Villeneuve delivers the biggest movie of the year with Dune, the beautiful beginning to a sci-fi saga that will aim to rival Star Wars.
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‘Dune’ — An Epic And Triumphant Landmark For Science Fiction Cinema: Review

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Spencer
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‘Spencer’ Is A Nuanced Depiction Led By An Impeccable Kristen Stewart: LFF Review

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‘Mass’ Is A Devastatingly Honest Conversation About The Aftermath Of A School Shooting: LFF Review
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‘Mass’ Is A Devastatingly Honest Conversation About The Aftermath Of A School Shooting: LFF Review

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