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Blue Giant
(BLUE GIANT)

Director – Yuzura Tachikawa – 2023 – Japan – Cert. 12a – 120m ***** Three 18-year-olds form a jazz band with the aim of playing at Tokyo’s top jazz club – out in UK cinemas on Wednesday, January 31st and Thursday, February 1st Before this property was a movie – an animated movie – it […]

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Mind-Set

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date October 2 2023
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Director – Mikey Murray – 2022 – UK – Cert. 18 – 90m ***1/2 A woman seeks her way out of a relationship crisis via an affair with a new work colleague – drama masked as deadpan comedy is out in UK cinemas and on demand on Friday, October 6th NSFW Lucy (Eilis Cahill) and […]

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Squaring The Circle:
(The Story Of
Hipgnosis)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date July 10 2023
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(The Story Of
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Director – Anton Corbijn – 2022 – UK – Cert. – 101m ***** The story of the visual creatives behind album sleeves, for Pink Floyd and others, who revolutionised the field from the late 1960s and through the 1970s – now out on Blu-ray/DVD combo and various streaming services plus BFI Player following its release […]

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Fish Story
(フィッシュストーリー)

Director – Yoshihiro Nakamura – 2009 – Japan – Cert. 15 – 112m ***** I review Fish Story for All The Anime. A comet threatens to destroy life on Earth. Three years earlier a religious cult attempts a ferry hijack. In the 1970s a punk band records and disbands before the Sex Pistols do. Welcome […]

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