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Babygirl review – intelligent, elegant adult filmmaking

by Hannah Strong

Hali­na Rei­jn’s psy­chodra­ma sees Nicole Kid­man and Har­ris Dick­in­son go toe-to-toe as a CEO and an intern who become embroiled in a com­plex illic­it affair.

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The Iron Claw review – a heartbreaking dissection of fraternal tragedy

by Hannah Strong

Sean Durk­in’s sear­ing new dra­ma focus­es on the incred­i­ble sto­ry of the Von Erich Broth­ers, who became heavy­weights in the wrestling world, but were dogged by per­son­al tragedy.

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Two children, a boy and a girl, playing together outdoors. The boy is holding the girl's hands as they interact. Colourful clothing, natural surroundings.
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Scrapper review – a charming, effervescent story about grief

by Hannah Strong

The chem­istry between Har­ris Dick­in­son and Lola Camp­bell shines in Char­lotte Regan’s debut, about the dif­fi­cul­ties of father-daugh­ter bonding.

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Triangle of Sadness

by Hannah Strong

Swedish provo­ca­teur Ruben Östlund takes us aboard the lux­u­ry cruise from hell in his lat­est over-the-top satire.

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Matthias & Maxime

by Hannah Strong

Xavier Dolan returns to his Québécois roots with this lilt­ing reflec­tion on lost youth and unspo­ken love.

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Postcards from London

by Catherine Pearson

This high­ly stylised dra­ma fol­lows a male escort’s jour­ney through the neon-lit streets of Soho.

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Beach Rats

by David Jenkins

A Brook­lyn teen strug­gles to find his own iden­ti­ty in Eliza Hittman’s stir­ring bal­lad of sex­u­al awakening.

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