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Review

Chevalier

by Leila Latif

Joseph Bologne receives a gor­geous biopic that also serves as a dev­as­tat­ing reminder of a great­ness near­ly entire­ly expunged from history.

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Review

Locked Down

by Erik Nielsen

An afflu­ent cou­ple plot an auda­cious dia­mond heist in the Covid movie absolute­ly no one needed.

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Review

Bohemian Rhapsody

by Hannah Strong

Fred­die Mer­cury and Queen receive the long-await­ed glossy biopic treat­ment cour­tesy of Bryan Singer.

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A man with dark hair and a beard wearing a beige coat stands in a dimly lit interior, looking pensive and holding a book.
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Apostle

by Andy Crump

Dan Stevens has a run in with a reli­gious cult in this dread-filled folk hor­ror from The Raid direc­tor Gareth Evans.

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Review

Sing Street

by David Jenkins

Once direc­tor John Car­ney serves up a sug­ary crowd-pleas­er that’s too soft-cen­tred for its own good.

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