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Review

Inland

by Robyn Quick

A trou­bled young man search­es for his moth­er in Fridtjof Ryder’s dis­ap­point­ing first feature.

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2
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Bones and All

by Hannah Strong

Tay­lor Rus­sell and Tim­o­th­ée Cha­la­met play a pair of young can­ni­bals on a trans-Amer­i­ca road trip in Luca Guadagni­no’s sweet, squelchy hor­ror romance.

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4
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4
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The Outfit

by Josh Slater-Williams

A tai­lor and his assis­tant become caught up in organ­ised crime in Gra­ham Moore’s com­pelling drama.

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4
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3
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The Phantom of the Open

by Adam Woodward

Mark Rylance plays an aver­age joe flung into the spot­light in Craig Roberts’ good-natured but bland comedy.

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2
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Ready Player One

by David Jenkins

Steven Spielberg’s high-octane pop cul­ture bonan­za is ham­strung by its corny, trea­sure hunt plotting.

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3
Enjoyment
2
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Dunkirk

by Adam Woodward

Christo­pher Nolan’s breath­tak­ing his­tor­i­cal opus attempts to give the view­er a taste of what war actu­al­ly feels like.

5
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Enjoyment
3
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Review

The BFG

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Steven Spiel­berg goes big with this mag­i­cal children’s sto­ry adap­ta­tion. But is it twist­ed enough for Roald Dahl?

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5
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Bridge of Spies

by David Ehrlich

A Cold War spy thriller from Steven Spiel­berg that’s as sleek, robust and allur­ing as a vin­tage Rolls Royce.

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