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Review

The Banshees of Inisherin

by Hannah Strong

Mar­tin McDon­agh deploys his sig­na­ture acer­bic wit to an affec­tion­ate folk­tale as he reunites with Bren­dan Glee­son and Col­in Farrell.

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In Retrospect
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Review

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

by David Jenkins

Frances McDor­mand goes on the war path in direc­tor Mar­tin McDonagh’s sen­sa­tion­al latest.

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In Retrospect
Two men, one holding a small dog, conversing whilst hiking in a mountainous, arid landscape.
Review

Seven Psychopaths

by David Jenkins

Dog­nap­ping! Vig­i­lante killings! Christo­pher Walken’s cra­vat! Just a few things you’ll find in Mar­tin McDonagh’s latest.

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In Retrospect
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Review

In Bruges

by Kevin Maher

Play­wright-turned-direc­tor Mar­tin McDon­agh’s debut is dark­er than your aver­age hit­men-in-per­il comedy.

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In Retrospect