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Köln 75
(Köln 75)

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Post date June 1 2026
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Director – Ido Fluk – 2025 – Germany – Cert. 15 – 112m ***** How an 18-year-old girl came to stage what would become the biggest selling jazz album in history – narrative feature is out in UK cinemas on Friday, June 5th At a party honouring her career as a music promoter, 50-year-old Vera Brandes […]

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Leonora
in the Morning Light
(Leonora
im Morgenlicht)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 29 2026
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in the Morning Light
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im Morgenlicht)
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Directors – Thor Klein, Lena Vurma – 2025 – Germany, Romania, Mexico, UK – Cert. 15 – 103m ** In Mexico, France, Spain and the England of her childhood, Surrealist painter Leonora Carrington must confront her personal demons – out in UK and Ireland cinemas on Friday, May 29th Deserted hillsides, a sliver of a road, eventually a tiny red […]

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Our Land

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 4 2026
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Director – Orban Wallace – 2025 – UK – Cert. 12a – 90m *** An exploration as to why the English people only have the ‘right to roam’ over some eight per cent of their countryside – out in UK cinemas on Friday, May 8th, with previews Tuesday, May 5th, Wednesday May 6th This sets out its […]

Tags ’John Grant, 1066, access, acres of land, activist, aristocracy, baron, behave responsibly, behaviour, birthright, Cairngorns, campers, car park attendant, Charborough Estate, commodification, conservationist, constitution, countryside, Countryside Code, Crown property, Devon, Dorset, earl, England, England and Scotland, England and Wales, English culture, English land ownership, English landowner, exclude people of colour, field, Flete Estate, folie, garden, good and bad monarchs, government, Great Fulford Estate, Guy Shrubsole, historical precedent, history, Hugh Inge-Innes-Liliingston, Imposter Syndrome, inheritance, Isle of Bute, joggers, John Mildmay-White, King of England, Lady Isabel Tree, Land Reform (Scotland) Act of 2003, landowner, landowning class, London Transport, managed access, mass trespass event, mass trespass of 1932, Maxwell Ayamba, May Kindred Boothby, mental health, Merrie England, mixed race heritage, Mothecombe, Nadia Shaikh, nature, Nick Hayes, Norman invasion, obligation, open-source access, Orban Wallace, Our Land, peasants, people of colour, pheasant shoot, pheasants, police, private property, protocol, public access, re-enactment, rewilding, Richard Drax, right to roam, rights, Robert MacFarlane, Rothiemurchus Estate, Scotland, Scottish landowner, Scottish Outdoor Access Code, security cameras, shutting gates, slave trade. Francis Fulford, South Downs, Staffordshire, stewardship, The Book of Trespass, The Lie of the Land, Thorpe Estate, trespass, trespasser, UK, under a spell, Wainwright Prize, walkers, Who Owns England?, William the Conqueror, woodcut prints

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Twisters

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date July 16 2024
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Director – Lee Isaac Chung – 2024 – US – Cert. 12a – 117m Film ***1/2 Special Effects (the twisters themselves) ***** A young woman attempts to compensate for failed “twister taming” which caused the tragic deaths of three of her friends, by further pursuing tornadoes – out in UK cinemas on Wednesday, July 17th […]

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Strawberry Mansion

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Post date September 14 2022
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Directors – Kentucker Audley, Albert Birney – 2020 – US – Cert. 12a – 91m ***** A strange and compelling tale, at once whimsical and terrifying, of a tax inspector sent to audit an artist’s dreams – out in UK cinemas and on demand Friday, September 16th Nothing can prepare you for the experience of […]

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Men

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 31 2022
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Director – Alex Garland – 2022 – UK – Cert. 15 – 100m *** An urban woman dealing with separation and bereavement encounters several men with the same face in an English village – out in cinemas on Wednesday, June 1st A face passes before the eyes of Harper (Jessie Buckley) as her husband James […]

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