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Review

Wolf Man review – a bit of a howler

by Adam Woodward

Leigh Whan­nell fol­lows up The Invis­i­ble Man with anoth­er present-day revival of a Uni­ver­sal Mon­ster. This one bites.

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Review

The Royal Hotel review – harrowing, but doesn’t burrow under the skin

by Mark Asch

More cin­e­ma of omi­nous dis­com­fort from Kit­ty Green as she takes us to an out-of-the-way Aus­tralian booz­er for some low-boil­ing violence.

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Review

The Assistant

by Hannah Strong

Direc­tor Kit­ty Green high­lights the sys­temic abuse women suf­fer in the work­place in this pow­er­ful drama.

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Grandma

by Abbey Bender

Lily Tom­lin puts in a mem­o­rable per­for­mance as the sweary star of this charm­ing road movie.

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