Reviews

Weiner

By Sophie Monks Kaufman

This intimate portrait of a doubly-disgraced US politician is one of the most vital documentaries of our time.

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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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Finding Dory

By Anton Bitel

Pixar’s latest transoceanic odyssey is a pixel-perfect comedy about learning to overcome adversity and disability.

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Making the American Man

By Spencer Moleda

Do clothes maketh man? Director Gregory Caruso searches for answers in this fascinating but uneven documentary.

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Queen of Earth

By David Jenkins

American writer/director Alex Ross Perry returns with this superlative housebound psychodrama.

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From Afar

By David Jenkins

This Golden Lion winner from Venezuela offers intrigue a-plenty, but the pay off is regrettably modest.

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Notes on Blindness

By David Jenkins

An atmospheric, gently moving dramatisation of one man’s ocular impairment that doesn’t quite hit its mark.

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Central Intelligence

By Katherine McLaughlin

Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart prove perfect comedic bedfellows in this snappy crime caper.

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Poor Cow (1967)

By David Jenkins

The late Carol White is exceptional as a working class single mother in Ken Loach’s restored kitchen-sink drama.

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Right Now, Wrong Then

By Matthew Eng

The latest from South Korea’s Hong Sang-soo is a romance so lovely it needs to be told twice.

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Remainder

By Phil Concannon

There’s shades of Charlie Kaufman’s Synecdoche, New York in this Tom Sturridge-starring mystery drama.

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Suburra

By David Jenkins

The director of TV’s Gomorrah delivers a nasty by-the-numbers gangster yarn.

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Ma Ma

By David Jenkins

The ever charismatic Penélope Cruz is sorely wasted in this ineffectual piece of tragedy porn.

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No Home Movie

By Phil Concannon

Chantal Akerman’s intimate swansong is a moving meditation on family, loss and memory.

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Crazy About Tiffany’s

By Beth Perkin

Mildly diverting advertainment puff-piece on the celebrated jeweller to the stars.

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The Shallows

By Adam Nayman

Blake Lively hits the surf and gets carved in this schlocky, seriously entertaining shark movie with attitude.

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Adult Life Skills

By Sophie Monks Kaufman

Jodie Whittaker delivers a commanding performance in this acutely observed Brit comedy.

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Becoming Zlatan

By Adam Woodward

Sweden’s mono-monikered footballing messiah gets his very own documentary profile. And it’s absolutely top-drawer.

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