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Alien
Romulus

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date August 16 2024
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Romulus
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Director – Fede Alvarez – 2024 – US – Cert. 15 – 119m ***** A group of young people escape from a planet housing a repressive, corporate mining colony in search of something better … only to find something worse… – latest SF horror franchise entry is out on digital on Friday, October 18th following […]

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Animation Features Movies

Transformers One

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Post date October 11 2024
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Director – Josh Cooley – 2023 – US – Cert. PG – 104m *** The origin story of the hero and villain of the Transformers in a long-distant past on their home planet – animated prequel is out in UK cinemas on Friday, October 11th In a city deep in the bowels of his planet, […]

Animation Documentary Features Live Action Movies Music

WITCH
We Intend
To Cause Havoc

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Post date July 2 2021
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We Intend
To Cause Havoc

Director – Gio Arlotta – 2019 – Italy, Czech Republic – Cert. 12 – 98m – English Language ***1/2 Winsome if shallow documentary follows survivors from Zambia’s seventies music Zamrock phenomenon as they reform and tour Europe – in cinemas and on VoD from Friday, July 2nd On the verge of a pan-African trip that […]

Features Live Action Movies

Wrath Of Silence
(Bao Lie Wu Sheng,
暴裂无声)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date October 5 2017
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(Bao Lie Wu Sheng,
暴裂无声)

Director – Xin Yukun – 2017 – China – 120m *** Fist of parental fury: mute villager fights hard to find his missing son in rural China, in a film teeming with extraordinary social commentary and… fighting!!! From the BFI London Film Festival 2017 The young boy Zhang Liu tends sheep on a hillside in […]

Animation Art Movies Shorts

Opera

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Post date June 23 2021
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Director – Erick Oh – 2020 – South Korea – 9m ***** Compelling, Oscar-nominated schematic of a self-contained society’s infrastructure behaviour and movement of groups of people within it over a day and a night – from the Annecy 2021 Animation Festival in the Short Films In Competition section – Official 4 This feels like […]

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