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Playground Review
Bartosz M. Kowalski’s Playground is a hard-hitting, realistic drama, with a terrifying conclusion that will leave you reeling for days.
It’s Only the End of the World Review
Xavier Dolan’s It’s Only the End of the World is a powerful, tragic tale, and a beautifully mesmerising one.
Prevenge Review
Alice Lowe writes, directs and stars in a dark yet hilarious take on all things maternal.
City of Tiny Lights Review
Pete Travis delivers an intriguing London-set film noir, with a fascinating central turn from Riz Ahmed.
American Honey Review
Andrea Arnold's American Honey is an entrancing, energetic road trip movie that follows a group of teens in search of the American dream.
Disorder Review
Alice Winocour's Disorder is a fascinating drama about one man's struggle with PTSD, but a film that leaves you wanting more.
Sunset Song Review
Terence Davies' Sunset Song is a lyrical beauty, but one that sits uneasily alongside his previous works.
Macbeth Review
Visually stunning and perfectly performed, Justin Kurzel's Macbeth is an altogether grittier take on the Bard's tale.
Room Review
A captivating and highly emotional adaptation of Emma Donoghue's novel
Green Room Review
Jeremy Saulnier brings us another relentless thrill ride with Green Room.
Carol Review
Todd Haynes' Carol is a sublime drama and a true cinematic masterpiece, featuring stunning performances from Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara.
11 Minutes Review
A vast ensemble of characters and an intricate web of stories make up Jerzy Skolimowski's intriguing 11 Minutes, but sadly the end result is a wholly unoriginal one.
Rattle the Cage (Zinzana) Review
The first genre film to come out of the United Arab Emirates
Tangerine Review
A hilarious, revenge-fuelled tale set in L.A., Sean Baker's Tangerine is an energetic, vibrant film featuring groundbreaking subject matter and techniques.
Evolution Review
Having released her previous film over 10 years ago, Lucile Hadzihalilovic returns with Evolution, a disturbing and atmospheric tale filled with mystery and menace.
High-Rise Review
An adaptation of a J.G. Ballard tale, Ben Wheatley's High-Rise is an exciting mix of genres and a brutal look at class warfare.
The New Girlfriend Review
Starring Romain Duris and Anaïs Demoustier, François Ozon's The New Girlfriend is an intriguing film with an unexpected central premise, but one that ultimately slides into the absurd.
The Tribe Review
Filmed entirely in sign language, Miroslav Slaboshpitsky’s The Tribe is an effective and absorbing drama, filled with many horrifying moments.
The Treatment Review
Based on Mo Hayder's bestselling novel, Belgian film The Treatment is an intense and gripping thriller that contains an extremely dark and disturbing tale.
Accidental Love Review
Fraught with problems since initial production in 2008, Accidental Love (originally titled Nailed) is a bizarre mess of a film. No wonder director David O. Russell doesn't want his name attached to it.