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The Little Stranger review
Lenny Abrahamson lends his adaptational talents to a 2009 ghost story novel, the result being a film that stands out with aplomb in a genre where it is increasingly difficult to be unique
The Sense Of An Ending review
Broadbent steals the show in this unremarkable study on life lived with one foot in the past
Jeune & Jolie review (Blu-ray)
Ozon's latest is an elegant, well-constructed affair about a 17-year-old girl who secretly works as a prostitute, hiding her line of work from her fellow college students and her family.
Jeune et Jolie (Young and Beautiful) review
Ozon's latest is an elegant, well-constructed affair about a 17-year-old girl who secretly works as a prostitute, hiding her line of work from her fellow college students and her family.
The Eye of the Storm review (DVD)
It's been 10 years since we last saw a movie from veteran Aussie director Schepisi. It Runs in the Family featuring the Douglas clan was his last film credit, though...
The Eye of the Storm review
It's been 10 years since we last saw a movie from veteran Aussie director Schepisi. It Runs in the Family featuring the Douglas clan was his last film credit, though...
Cleanskin review (Blu-ray)
Cleanskin is a well-made action thriller with a little too much flab. In attempting to give the lead characters some depth and address serious issues about terrorism in the UK...
Cleanskin review
Cleanskin is a well-made action thriller with a little too much flab. In attempting to give the lead characters some depth and address serious issues about terrorism in the UK...
Melancholia review (Blu-ray)
The latest film from the enfant terrible of the European arthouse may be the most commercial work yet produced by this mercurial talent.
Melancholia review
The latest film from the enfant terrible of the European arthouse may be the most commercial work yet produced by this mercurial talent.