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A man and a woman seated in a wooden boat in a lush, green forest.
Review

The Score

by Natasha Jagger

Writer/​director Malachi Smyth’s fea­ture debut is a musi­cal heist film that strug­gles to strike the right chord.

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Anticipation
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In Retrospect
Two people, a man and a woman, in a close embrace against a green, patterned backdrop.
Review

Cordelia

by Leila Latif

Spo­rad­i­cal­ly absorb­ing psy­chodra­ma in which a trau­ma­tised woman has a fling with her mys­te­ri­ous neighbour.

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In Retrospect
Two individuals in period costume, one wearing a large straw hat with floral decoration, the other has a serious expression and is gesturing towards the camera.
Review

Emma

by Hannah Strong

It’s no Clue­less, but a strong cast just about sus­tains Autumn de Wilde’s faith­ful take on Jane Austen’s novel.

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In Retrospect
Two figures standing by the ocean; a woman in a yellow dress and a man in a beige jacket.
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Beast

by Hannah Strong

Leads Jessie Buck­ley and John­ny Fly­nn are mag­nif­i­cent in this moody Jer­sey-set dra­ma from Michael Pearce.

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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect