Contributor Steph Green

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Festivals

Forever Young – first-look review

by Steph Green

Valeria Bruni Tedeschi mines her memories attending the prestigious Théâtre des Amandiers for this nostalgia-soaked drama.
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Festivals

Falcon Lake – first-look review

by Steph Green

First-time director Charlotte Le Bon draws out sweet performances from her young co-stars in this idyllic coming-of-ager.
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Review

True Things

by Steph Green

Harry Wootliff’s adaptation of Deborah Kay Davies’ novel boasts charming leads but struggles with outdated gender politics.

4
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
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Review

Memory Box

by Steph Green

Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige craft a thoughtful collage that blends personal archives with intergenerational traumas.

4
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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Festivals

Old Henry – first-look review

by Steph Green

Potsy Ponciroli’s defiantly old school oater is a modest treat with a barnstorming turn from Tim Blake Nelson.
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Festivals

True Things – first-look review

by Steph Green

Harry Wootliff’s follow up to 2018’s Only You focuses on a relationship so toxic it’s almost radioactive.
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In Praise Of

40 years on, Body Heat remains a sweaty, seductive erotic thriller

by Steph Green

Powered by Kathleen Turner’s entrancing performance, the 1981 film ushered in a bold new era for woman on screen.
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In London’s suburbs, community cinema is alive and well

by Steph Green

Through its volunteer-led screenings, Talkies is encouraging local audiences to reconnect.

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