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Two soldiers, one in camouflage uniform, equipped with protective gear and holding a weapon, standing indoors.
Review

Warfare review – war, what is it good for?

by Hannah Strong

Alex Gar­land teams up with Iraq War vet­er­an Ray Men­doza for an evoca­tive but emp­ty war film, recre­at­ing a cat­a­stroph­ic day in Rama­di based on the mem­o­ries of Men­doza and his comrades.

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Two people, one man and one woman, standing in a dark room lit by spotlights. The man is wearing a suit, and the woman is wearing a green jacket. They are holding a small white animal, possibly a cat or rabbit.
Review

A Quiet Place: Day One review – cat’s entertainment

by Hannah Strong

A feline steals the show in Michael Sarnowski’s ser­vice­able entry into the sound-focused hor­ror franchise.

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Hoard review – proudly strange and provocative

by David Jenkins

Seek out this stun­ning, empa­thet­ic and rad­i­cal British debut from first-time British film­mak­er Luna Carmoon.

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Review

Make Up

by Anton Bitel

A Cor­nish car­a­van park pro­vides the back­drop to a young woman’s sex­u­al (re)awakening in Claire Oakley’s impres­sive debut.

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