Alexander Ballinger on 23rd May / comments
MovieMail’s man on the Croisette, Alexander Ballinger reports on the two latest front runners for the coveted Palme d’Or award.
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Mike McCahill on 23rd May / comments
Having recovered from the exertions of Bangkok in Part II, the Wolf Pack return to Vegas for what we’re promised will be the final...
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Alexander Ballinger on 23rd May
With its powerhouse performance from Lee Marvin as a man relentlessly seeking retribution in a modernist LA, Point Blank holds its own against Antonioni and Roeg, writes Alexander Ballinger.
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Rick Burin on 24th May
Siodmak's first excursion into noir is an atmospheric nerve-shredder that, at its best, matches other shadow-drenched fare from the same year such as Double Indemnity, writes Rick Burin.
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Mike McCahill on 24th May
This study of a man driven to extremes from Cristi Puiu (The Death of Mr Lazarescu) tells a tale of compellingly ordinary madness. It's perversely fascinating viewing, writes Mike McCahill.
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Laurence Boyce on 23rd May
New trailer and poster for film due for a unprecedented release on July 5th.
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Mike McCahill on 23rd May / comments
The latest digimation to pass along the Fox factory line peers into the forest to chart a battle between the forces of nature and decay. Pretty though it is, it doesn’t really live up to its title, says Mike McCahill.
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23rd May
Spaghetti western meets blaxploitation in Tarantino's irreverent, bloody and entertaining film that sees Jamie Foxx's freed slave try to rescue his wife from a merciless plantation owner.
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Laurence Boyce on 22nd May / comments
Today: Todd Haynes and Ozu. Sadly not collaborating (which would be a bit difficult to be honest).
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James Oliver on 22nd May / comments
What did William Hartnell do before Doctor Who? Like many British actors, he appeared in low-budget crime films. James surveys the varied appearances of a few well-known faces before they became familiar.
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22nd May
Seventy years on from the raid on German dams, revisit the classic WWII film on special edition DVD and Blu-ray.
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22nd May
Olivia Colman and David Tennant star in this emotionally involving, nation-gripping crime mystery that begins with a missing child and was described as Britain's answer to The Killing.
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Laurence Boyce on 21st May / comments
Today: Soderbergh, Moodysson and Dracula. Spot the odd one out.
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Alexander Ballinger on 21st May / comments
MovieMail’s man on the Croisette, Alexander Ballinger reports mid-Festival on two likely candidates for the Palme d’Or...
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21st May
Find the hallowed ground of cinema with our sale of over 150 excellent arthouse DVDs, all £6.99 each. There's plenty to lift the spirits here, including recent releases like the wild ride of Holy Motors, Sally Potter's evocative and beautifully-shot p...
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