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The Dive

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Post date August 23 2023
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Director – Maximilian Erlenwein – 2022 – Germany – Cert. 15 – 91m ***1/2 Two women go diving near a remote stretch of coastline and find themselves in trouble – out in UK cinemas on Friday, August 25th following its UK Premiere at Frightfest on Thursday, August 24th Opening with an image of light shining […]

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Cave Rescue

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Post date August 1 2022
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Director – Tom Waller – 2022 – Thailand – US Cert. PG-13 – 99m **** A Thai-based dramatisation of the 2018 Thailand boys’ football team cave rescue, with some of the rescuers playing themselves – on Blu-ray (US only) Tuesday, September 13th In 2018, the world held its breath when the 12 boys of a […]

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Thirteen Lives

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Post date August 1 2022
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Director – Ron Howard – 2022 – US – Cert. 12a – 147m **** A dramatisation of the 2018 Thailand boys’ football team cave rescue, with the rescuers played by name actors– out in cinemas on Friday, July 29th and globally on Amazon on Friday, August 5th In 2018, the world held its breath when […]

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Ieoh Island
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Director – Kim Ki-young – 1977 – South Korea – Cert. 18 – 110m ***** An acquitted murder suspect visits the island birthplace of his alleged victim to learn about the latter’s life and the strange, ritualistic, matriarchal society that still exists there – from the London Korean Film Festival 2019 Environmental journalist Chun Nam-seok […]