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The Last Summer Of La Boyita
Tender coming of age stories like La Boyita in the mould of last year’s
Las Acacias
Pablo Giorgelli’s debut feature, road movie Las Acacias, might move as slowly as its protagonist’s lumber truck, but it packs a surprisingly poignant punch in its rather brief running time.
ID:A
Scandinavian crime drama like ID:A is all the rage at the moment.
The Island President
The blueprint for any kind of global warming documentary
The Kid With A Bike
British audiences’ best reference point for the Belgian Dardenne brothers’ new film lies in Thomas Turgoose’s break-out performance in 2007’s This is England.
Take Me Home Tonight
It seems Hollywood’s affection for the ‘80s is as strong as ever. After last year’s Hot Tub Time Machine and surprisingly good Karate Kid remake comes Take Me Home Tonight; a film
Ajami DVD
After the success of 2009’s Lebanon, Israel seems to have become a fertile well for aspiring film makers and Scandar Copti and Yaron Shani’s equally fascinating Oscar-nominated film Ajami digs deep enough
Who Loves The Sun
Though treading a similar path to Ted Demme’s Beautiful Girls or Zach Braff’s Garden State, this tale of heading home to face old demons remains just as sprightly thanks to some sparkling
Essential Killing Cinema Review
Nearly twenty years after Harrison Ford’s Dr Richard Kimble went on the run in Andrew Davis’ gripping thriller, The Fugitive, comes a much more gritty, realistic and downbeat take on the escaped