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Review

The Teacher review – a wonderful cinematic experience

by Grace Dodd

A Pales­tin­ian teacher has to rec­on­cile his com­mit­ment to polit­i­cal resis­tance with his role as father-fig­ure in Farah Nabul­si’s grip­ping fea­ture debut.

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Review

Baltimore review – chilling and expertly constructed

by David Jenkins

The always excel­lent duo Joe Lawlor and Chris­tine Mal­loy cre­ate a tense, grip­ping por­trait of Rose Dug­dale, who left behind a life of priv­i­lege to become a key fig­ure in the IRA.

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Review

Vivarium

by Max Copeman

Imo­gen Poots and Jesse Eisen­berg become trapped in a sub­ur­ban night­mare in this metaphor-laden domes­tic horror.

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Review

I Kill Giants

by Eve Jones

A teenag­er enters a world of mys­tery and mon­sters in this mud­dled fan­ta­sy from direc­tor Anders Walter.

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Review

Green Room

by David Jenkins

There’s plen­ty to admire in Jere­my Saulnier’s fol­low up to Blue Ruin. But it’s not for the faint-hearted…

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