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Berlinale 2011: The Best of the Fest
Bitingly cold and dimly lit, the cobbled backstreets of Berlin in February feel a million miles...
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The Coen Bros' True Grit: Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld Interviewed
When Graham Greene talked about his writing, he divided his work into two categories. 'Novels,'...
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Sob Story: Biutiful And The Cinema Of Despair
Scan the highest-grossing films of 2010 and you’ll struggle to find anything approaching the re...
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Hold Onto Your Lunch: Industrialised Food In Our Daily Bread
As opposed to most 'argument' films, which are dominated by pedantic voice overs or weeping cel...
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LIKE: Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross Discuss Their Social Network Soundtrack
The soundtrack to a David Fincher-directed film about the misanthropic foundations of everyone'...
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Shogun Assassin, GZA's Liquid Swords & The Sound Of Militant Dysphoria
"Then, one night, the Shogun sent his ninja spies to our house. They were supposed to kill my f...
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50 Years On: Peeping Tom Revisited
Big bugs, giant women and shrinking men left us crawling out of the atomic age into the 1960s, ...
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Indie Film Roundup: Aftershock, Brilliantlove, and We Are What We Are
Aftershock Set against the 1976 Tangshan Earthquake, which killed more than 240,000 people, Xi...
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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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Simon Jablonski's Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column
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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