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Scarlet
(Hateshinaki Sukaretto,
果てしなきスカーレット,
lit. Endless Scarlet)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date March 13 2026
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(Hateshinaki Sukaretto,
果てしなきスカーレット,
lit. Endless Scarlet)
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Director – Mamoru Hosoda – 2025 – Japan – Cert. 15 – 111m **** Trapped in the Otherworld, a limbo preceding the afterlife, Princess Scarlet seeks revenge on her uncle who has killed her father the King – anime reimagining of Hamlet is out in UK cinemas on Friday, March 13th Walking across a vast desert and dying […]

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Paul & Paulette
Take a Bath

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date September 5 2025
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Take a Bath
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Director – Jethro Massey – 2024 – France – Cert. 15 – 109m **** A young American photographer in Paris runs into a girl obsessed with the darker side of French history – out in UK cinemas on Friday, September 5th Opening with sepia-toned engravings then photos depicting the last couple of centuries of Paris, […]

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Getting Away
With Murder(s)

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Post date September 9 2021
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With Murder(s)
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Director – David Nicholas Wilkinson – 2021 – UK – Cert. 15 – 175m ***** Most of the perpetrators of the Holocaust were never prosecuted: this documentary attempts to understand why not – on BD/DVD combo from Monday, March 27th following its debut on various streaming platforms UK, USA, Canada and Australia on Friday, January […]

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Where Is Anne Frank

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Post date August 7 2022
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Director – Ari Folman – 2021 – Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Israel – Cert. PG – 99m ***** In Amsterdam, a year from now, her imaginary friend Kitty sets out to discover what happened to Anne Frank – out in cinemas on Friday, August 12th Amsterdam, Holland, about a year from now. Early in the […]

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Where Is Anne Frank

Hiding from deportation Where Is Anne FrankDirected by Ari FolmanCertificate PG, 99 minutesReleased 12 August Amsterdam, about a year from now. Inside the Anne Frank House, Anne’s imaginary pen-friend Kitty (voiced by Ruby Stokes) materialises out of the ink from the pages of Anne’s diary. The perplexed Kitty wants to know what happened to Anne, […]

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Getting Away
With Murder(s)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date October 1 2021
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With Murder(s)
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State-sanctioned killing Getting Away With Murder(s)Directed by David Nicholas WilkinsonCertificate 15, 175 minutesReleased 1 October The industrial extermination of the Holocaust included most infamously some six million Jews but also smaller numbers of other groups including Poles, gay men, the disabled and political dissidents, some 11 million people in all. It remains a stark reminder […]