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Group of police officers in riot gear standing in a night street
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The Force – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

This time­ly, well-inten­tioned doc offers a reveal­ing look at the inner work­ings of the Oak­land PD.
A person with a grey woollen hat, a beard, and a pensive expression.
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Manifesto – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

Cate Blanchett goes hell for leather in this unapolo­get­i­cal­ly arty film about art.
Young woman with brown hair holding a small plush toy in a wooded outdoor setting.
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Killing Ground – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

There’s shades of Straw Dogs and Deliv­er­ance in this effec­tive Aussie back­woods horror.
Close-up image of a person's face wearing a bizarre headpiece covered in small circles or lights, with their eyes obscured.
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The Discovery – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

Jason Segel and Rooney Mara are an unlike­ly cen­tral pair­ing in this low-key sci-fi about the dis­cov­ery of an afterlife.
A woman's pensive face illuminated by candlelight, set against a dark, green-tinted background.
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Christine – first look review

by Ed Frankl

A stun­ning cen­tral turn from Rebec­ca Hall grounds Anto­nio Cam­pos’ drama­ti­sa­tion of TV reporter Chris­tine Chubbuck’s on-air suicide.
A smiling young woman wearing glasses and a pink t-shirt with a cartoon face design in a convenience store setting.
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Wiener Dog – first look review

by Ed Gibbs

Todd Solondz’s typ­i­cal­ly bleak ensem­ble piece serves up a fresh ingre­di­ent for an oth­er­wise famil­iar­ly grim trek across America.
Bearded man in dark clothing playing guitar in dimly lit setting.
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Captain Fantastic – first look review

by Ed Frankl

Vig­go Mortensen stars as a dot­ing for­est-dwelling father in this impres­sive debut from writer/​director Matt Ross.
A bearded man with long hair wearing a checked flannel shirt, standing on a rocky beach with the sea in the background.
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Swiss Army Man – first look review

by Ed Frankl

Daniel Rad­cliffe quite lit­er­al­ly rips it up in this fart-based bro­man­tic com­e­dy with Paul Dano.