Live a Little
Interesting debut whose nuanced take on a tough subject ultimately slightly hampers it dramatically
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Live a Little
Interesting debut whose nuanced take on a tough subject ultimately slightly hampers it dramatically
Hen
Nico Scheeper’s surreal folk horror is a beautiful danse macabre choreographed to its own unique rhythm
A Place for Her
Exceptional debut celebrates the vital work of a women’s support centre with narrative skill and a message of hope
“Wuthering Heights”
Emerald Fennell’s sweaty adaptation is a trainwreck, but a strangely watchable one
Redux Redux
Intelligent sci-fi thriller investigates grief and vengeance through an impressively grounded multiverse
H is for Hawk
Adaptation of the celebrated memoir excises much of the poetry but has a great interalised performance from Claire Foy
Return to Silent Hill
Adaptation of a beloved game barely even raises itself above the parapet of mediocrity
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The Richest Woman in the World
An ambitious premise reduced to melodramatic clichés
Eureka
A film that plays so apathetically with the concept of abstract art even Kandinsky would be left begging for cogency