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Review: The Dictator
It will take more than an oversized fake beard to patch up the gaping hole Sacha Baron Cohen has punched through the boundaries of taste in his latest
Review: Delicacy (La Délicatesse)
A lightweight but sometimes genuinely emotional makes full use of the almost universal love the world has for Audrey Tautou. It has been over a decade since Amélie, and yet it
Review: Safe
Jason Statham plays it safe in this uninspired action flick that steps straight out of the 1980s, ignoring thirty years worth of advances in narrative structure. If the name
Sundance London 2012 Review: Liberal Arts
Josh Radnor harnesses the unstoppable indie power of Elizabeth Olsen for his sophomore effort, a winning semi-autobiographical mix of comedy and drama. Best known for the better part of the
Review: Dark Shadows
A world of potential has a dark shadow cast over it as an evil witch curses Johnny Depp to give the same performance for all eternity, and it
Review: The Five-Year Engagement
The comedy brain of Stoller and Segel return with a romantic comedy that is as sinister as it is long. Last year, Jason Segel told us that he and
Sundance London 2012 Review: LUV
A strong cast overcomes some of the narrative gaps as LUV gives birth to a strong new voice to watch in filmmaking. Debut filmmaker Sheldon Candis has stepped into some
Sundance London 2012 Review: Safety Not Guaranteed
Charming and funny, this pseudo time-travel dramedy is a delightful and heartfelt retro throwback to a bygone era of filmmaking. A few years ago, an advertisement was placed anonymously
Sundance London 2012 Review: Nobody Walks
Ry Russo-Young's third feature explores the warring states of isolation and proximity in Los Angeles, sometimes keeping the audience at arm's length with its intimacy. Ry Russo-Young's debut film,




























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