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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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All We Imagine as Light

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Post date March 3 2025
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Director – Payal Kapadia – 2024 – France, India, Luxembourg, Netherlands – Cert. 15 – 118m ***** The lives, loves and challenges of three women working in a hospital in Mumbai – on UK Blu-ray/DVD (Dual Format Edition) from Monday, March 3rd, on BFI Player from Monday, February 17th, and on iTunes and Amazon Prime […]

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The Tenants
(Se-ip-ja,
세입자)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date November 13 2024
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(Se-ip-ja,
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Director – Yoon Eun-Kyung – 2023 – South Korea – LKFF Cert. 12 – 90m ***** In a black & white, futuristic Seoul, a tenant who sublets his rental apartment to prevent his eviction finds out that this approach has its drawbacks – from LKFF, the London Korean Film Festival 2024 which runsin cinemas from […]

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Sky Peals

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Post date August 8 2024
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Director – Moin Hussain – 2023 – UK – Cert. 12a – 91m **** When his estranged father dies after leaving him an answering machine message, a motorway service station employee starts to question the identity of his father and, by extension, of himself – out in UK cinemas on Friday, August 9th Adam (Faraz […]

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