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Step Up! Great Cinematic Dance Scenes Chosen By The Quietus
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Dirty Movies: An Interview With Matt Johnson
For a young film school graduate, Matt Johnson has achieved an impressive amount in a sho...
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Life's Incidental Character: The Films Of Agnès Varda
Towards the end of The Beaches Of Agnès, the eponymous narrator comments, "I've said it b...
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It Takes Two: Richard Ayoade Discusses The Double
Dostoyevsky’s 1845 novella, The Double, tells the story of a young, neurotic clerk who me...
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Jarvis Cocker's Melt Down: Martin Wallace Talks About The Big Melt
It's 1901, a line of young men are being filmed as they wait to collect their wages outsi...
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Didgeridoom: Ted Kotcheff Talks Wake In Fright
"See you next year, mate." It's one of the very first lines of the film – and it's pretty...
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Derek Jarman's Advice To A Young Queer Artist, By Scott Treleaven
In 1992, at the age of nineteen, I met Derek Jarman while I was walking along Old Compton...
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"One Last Midnight": Why You Should Be Watching True Detective
The primacy of the long-form television drama is something so well established now, that ...
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Simon Jablonski's Independent Cinema Reviews Column
Ballast By locating the story within a remote, dusty bubble – seemingly far from the reaches o...
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Simon Jablonski's Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column
Patagonia There must have been something swooning round the collective Welsh consciousness ove...
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Confessions As a storyteller, Tetsuya Nakashima is unique in cinema. Outlandish and horrific s...
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Odd Events In Country Houses: Never Let Me Go Reviewed
The country house is enjoying quite the televisual renaissance. Over the last year we’ve had Ti...
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The Fighter This isn’t strictly a boxing film. It’s about boxing in a similar way that The God...
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The Sins Of The Father: Lemmy The Movie
If quantum theory is be believed then there’s no doubt a film about Lemmy doing the rounds in a...
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NEDS A violently gripping portrayal of gang culture in 1970s Glasgow, NEDS examines in subvers...
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Friday Film Round-Up: Gasland, Blue Valentine & Travellers Reviewed
Gasland The great Western didn't die or lose relevance; it just morphed and transmuted into th...
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