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★★★★☆ There’s no rulebook or any one way for a person to react to the death of a family member. And with his first big screen endeavour, Patrick, Peaky Blinders director Tim Mielants has crafted as unusual an exploration of grief and loss as you are ever likely to see. Set in Continue Reading ★★★★★ Romanian director Alexander Nanau turns his talents to the events after the fire that broke out at the Colectiv club in Bucharest in 2015. 64 people were ultimately killed in a tragedy that uncovered profound corruption throughout the Romanian state. Collective is a brilliant documentary in its own right, Continue Reading Among many frequent questions, most film-related FAQs revolve around “how to make a movie” and “how expensive is it to make one?”. And yet, there’s no definite answer to either conundrum. It’s like asking the average cost for making a meal, which depends on many factors, like who’s making the Continue Reading ★★★★★ Taking a sledgehammer to institutionalised racism with the clarity of purpose and skill of a master craftsman, Steve McQueen is once again at the very top of his game, and indeed his profession, withMangrove. Constituting just one instalment of the five-partSmall Axeseries, this film is a towering achievement. Chosen Continue Reading ★★☆☆☆ Amy Adams and Glenn Close lead the cast of this Ron Howard-directed biopic, based on J.D. Vance s 2016 memoir of the same name. Like most of Howard s films, Hillbilly Elegy is perfectly watchable, unchallenging and largely forgettable awards fodder. Unfortunately, it s not much else, with very little insight into Continue Reading ★★★★☆ Starting in the 1970s, political activist Marion Stokes embarked on the largest, most important project of her life: to record every moment of news footage possible. At the time of her death in 2012, she had amassed over 70,000 hours of unedited footage across nine TV news channels. Hers Continue Reading ★★★★☆ Danish director Eva Mulvad and co-director Lea Glob turn their attention to an Iranian family caught up in international bureaucracy as they flee from persecution and the threat of execution in Love Child. Never has the banality of the plight of refugees been laid out so plainly as in Continue Reading ★★★★☆ Only Roy Andersson would call a 78-minute film About Endlessness. It is of a piece with his droll Swedish wit, a universe drawn with fastidious precision and painted in a palette of greys, drab greens, beiges and browns. Made up of a series of related but not necessarily connected Continue Reading ★★★★★ Steve James, Frederick Marx and Peter Gilbert s seminal 1994 Hoop Dreams making its UK Blu-ray debut this week charts the aspirations and tribulations, the jump shots and the rebounds of two black American teenagers shooting for their own version of the American dream. William Gates and Arthur Continue Reading ★★★☆☆ From a script by Sarah Gubbin who adapted a novel by Susan Scarf Merrell whose story was based on the prolific horror author Shirley Jackson Josephine Decker’s fourth feature is (to say the least) a multi-layered affair. Demanding patience and perseverance, we dig down through agoraphobia, Continue Reading ★★★★☆ The slow rot of psychological decay is brought into the physical realm with creeping, insidious stealth by Natalia Erika James in her highly assured, thought-provoking feature debut,Relic. Re-framing more traditional genre choices for representing dementia, the Japanese-Australian filmmaker has crafted a chilling, mysterious horror to communicate the confusion and Continue Reading ★★★★☆ Againproving that great strength can be drawn from laying bare perceived weakness,Norwegian filmmaker Benjamin Ree’sThe Painter and the Thiefis an art heist film like no other and an arresting documentary of startling, often brutal, emotional honesty. His 2016 debut,Magnus, which charted the rise to stardom of a chess prodigy Continue Reading ★★★☆☆ Riz Ahmed battles questions of cultural and religious identity, familial expectation, self and health in order to find his calling, and to find his way home, inMogul Mowgli. Knowing where you’re going cannot be known without knowing where you’ve come from, and directorBassam Tariq’s layered narrative feature debut shifts Continue Reading ★★★★☆ “You d never know what’s underneath, unless someone told you.” History books, lectures and internet searches cannot possibly substitute hearing first-hand the effects of Europe’s colonialist past on one of the most impoverished countries in the world. In Rob Lemkin’s African Apocalypse, Oxford University student Femi Nylander’s voyage of discovery Continue Reading Casinos are great settings for movies. They hold the promise of high-stakes action, life-changing decisions, moral dilemmas, and an ever-present element of risk and danger, all in a glamorous setting with plenty of complex, flawed, and fascinating characters. 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