Reviews
Films Reviews (By Enjoyment)
We Are Together
In a theatrical landscape increasingly sympathetic to the documentary, We Are Together is still something truly special.
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No Country For Old Men
“It’s a mess, ain’t it sheriff?” says Deputy Wendell (Garret Dillahunt), staring at thefivebullet-ridden corpses,fourtrashed pick-up trucks and one dead dog that are strewn across the patch of desert scrub.
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Into The Wild
You hear the words ‘directed by Sean Penn’ and you don’t necessarily think hippie spiritualism, the poetry of Lord Byron, and the palliating power of nature.
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Persepolis
Marjane Satrapi comes straight out of the underground and socks it to the big boys.
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Man on Wire
The memory of Philippe Petit’s wire walk allows the Twin Towers to stand tall again in James Marsh’s stunning film.
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The Fall
A director who calls himself by a single name normally sets alarm bells ringing – McG, anyone? – and Tarsem’s prior body of work doesn’t exactly silence them.
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Of Time and the City
Shown to unprecedented acclaim at Cannes, where it was presented in a special sold-out screening, Of Time and the City marks the welcome return to the screen of Terence Davies.
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Waltz With Bashir
Ten minutes in to Ari Folman’s Waltz With Bashir, it’s easy to see why this animated documentary was the talk of this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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The Bicycle Thieves
With 60 years of history chattering in your ears, it’s all but impossible to write objectively about Vittorio De Sica’s neorealist masterpiece
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Let The Right One In
Tomas Alfredson’s stunning Swedish love story has re-invented the vampire film
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Sounds Like Teen Spirit
If you’ve never heard of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, don’t worry; you’re in good company
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