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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

Jasmine Valentine -
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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

Lewis Royle -
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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

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

Elisabetta Pulcini -
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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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Instead of the more grounded approach of its predecessor, Halloween Kills chooses to embrace the ridiculous. Unlike a lot of the over-the-top horror schlock we've been subjected to over the years, the makers of Halloween Kills seem fully aware of the fact that their movie is pretty silly, and so it manages to rampage towards the finish line and provide a fairly enjoyable experience along the way.
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‘Halloween Kills’ Is A Maelstrom Of Mediocre Madness: Review

Cameron Blackshaw -
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‘The Last Duel’ Is A Brutal Dismantling Of Male Violence: Review
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‘The Last Duel’ Is A Brutal Dismantling Of Male Violence: Review

James Harvey -
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'The Lost Daughter' Is A Claustrophobic Exploration Of Motherhood
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‘The Lost Daughter’ Is A Claustrophobic Exploration Of Motherhood: LFF Review

Rehana Nurmahi -
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'The Phantom Of The Open'— An Uplifting Take On An Untold Gem
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‘The Phantom Of The Open’— An Uplifting Take On An Untold Gem: LFF Review

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‘The French Dispatch’—Style Is Substance In Anderson's Expat Anthology
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‘The French Dispatch’—Anderson’s Expat Anthology Is A Smash: LFF Review

Jake Abatan -
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h time to declare itself and by not doing enough in the limited time it does have, Let There Be Carnage ultimately feels like another wasted, formulaic comic-book antihero adventure.
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‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Is A Monstrous Mess: Review

Eddie Nourse -
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'Belfast’— Kenneth Branagh’s Impressive Tribute To His Roots
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‘Belfast’— Kenneth Branagh’s Impressive Tribute To His Roots: LFF Review

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