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Disclosure Day

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 9 2026
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Director – Steven Spielberg – 2026 – US – Cert. 12A – 145m The first two hours ***** The last half hour *** Hoping to reveal to mankind the hitherto censored truth about aliens visiting Earth, a man and a woman flee their pursuers across the United States – out in UK cinemas on Wednesday, […]

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Rebuilding

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date April 13 2026
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Director – Max Walker-Silverman – 2025 – US – Cert. PG – 96m **** A divorced man whose home has been destroyed by a forest fire begins to reconnect with his pre-teenage daughter – out in UK cinemas on Friday, April 17th This opens with an image of red hot embers rising and falling a black night […]

Tags a small plant, Amy Madigan, area of outstanding natural beauty, auction, bake-outs, belongings, brush, burned, camaraderie, car park, David Bright, desolation, divorced, divorced man, door, drama, electronic tablet, everyday, ex-wife, familiarity, Federal Emergency Management Agency, fellow survivors, FEMA, forest fire fathers and daughters, former beauty, glow in the dark, glow in the dark stars, home, home cooking, home destroyed, homeless, homework, interior trailer walls, into town, introverted, isolated rural dwellings, job well done, Josh O’Connor, Kali Reis, leafless, library, library car park, Lily LaTorre, livestock, Max Walker-Silverman, Meghann Fahy, mother-in-law, natural disaster, neighbours, notice to vacate, ordinary, paint the trailer, pink notes, porch, post-crisis, privacy, Rebuilding, red hot embers rising, school, self-reliance, sell off, shared experience, stars, storybook, survival, survivors, tablet, thrown together, tragedy, trailer, trailer home, trailer park, transcendence, transcendent, transformation of a home, trees, wifi, wooden steps

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The History of Sound

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date January 23 2026
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Director – Oliver Hermanus – 2025 – UK, US – Cert. 15 – 128m **** A Kentucky man falls for a music professor in Boston and accompanies him on a field trip recording folk songs – out in UK cinemas on Friday, January 23rd In 1917, having grown up on a farmstead in rural Kentucky and […]

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Lee

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date September 11 2024
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Director – Ellen Kuras – 2023 – UK – Cert. 15 – 116m **** Former fashion model Lee Miller, played by producer Kate Winslet, reinvents herself as a war photographer for London Vogue at the start of World War Two – out in UK cinemas on Friday, September 13th It’s all too easy to assume […]

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La Chimera
(La Chimera)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 8 2024
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(La Chimera)
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Director – Alice Rohrwacher – 2023 – Italy – Cert. 15 – 133m *** In an attempt to come to terms with his past, an ex-con returns to his home town, where he previously used to rob ancient artefacts from burial sites and graves – out in UK cinemas on Friday, May 10th I wasn’t […]