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True originals are hard to come by in cinema, but this heart-on-sleeve, deeply eccentric tale of life, love and loss in the flood waters of New...
Mere months after the tween-lit vampire franchise Twilight ended its protractedly popular cinematic run, along comes Richard...
A hairdresser with a lot of advice to dish out forwards an anonymous love letter to her depressed mother to cheer her recent break-up.
At first glance, Mike Mills’s semiautobiographical feature appears so fragile, you suspect the slightest touch would shatter it into a million...
Robert Pattinson steps into the shoes of antihero Georges Duroy for this lively if muddled adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s 1885 novel,...
Cannes Film Festival juries may have made some wobbly decisions over the years, but giving Javier Bardem the Best Actor award for his...
Both a baroque thriller set in New York’s ballet demimonde and a portrait of artistry as schizoid perfectionism, Darren Aronofsky’s new film...
The big-screen adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s 1945 novel about a family of aristocratic Catholics sees Whishaw as Sebastian, Atwell as his...
Not a great deal happens in ‘Bright Star’, Jane Campion’s breezy and beautiful film about the nineteenth-century British poet...
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