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Palm Springs (Review)

Kierkegaard and Camus wrote extensively on absurdism and existentialism, and death and dread and finding meaning in the chaos of…

31Aug 20207 Sep 2020
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Children of Men (Review)

An infecund reality has swept the world. It has been over 18 years since the last human was born. Britain…

28Aug 202028 Aug 2020
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The Truth (Review)

Unlike his prior film Shoplifters which, riding the wave of praise generated from its Palme d’Or award at the Festival…

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Palm Springs (Review)

6 Sep 20207 Sep 2020
Kierkegaard and Camus wrote extensively on absurdism and existentialism, and death and dread and finding meaning in the chaos of life and the universe. Palm Springs takes this and throws…
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Drive Angry (Review)

31 Aug 20207 Sep 2020
Best known for his work in National Treasure, Lord of War, and Ghost Rider, Nicolas Cage introduces us to another cinematic mistake - Drive Angry ("in 3D"). Drive Angry is…
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Children of Men (Review)

31 Aug 20207 Sep 2020
An infecund reality has swept the world. It has been over 18 years since the last human was born. Britain is engulfed by this barren tragedy and a tyrannical government.…
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The Truth (Review)

28 Aug 202028 Aug 2020
Unlike his prior film Shoplifters which, riding the wave of praise generated from its Palme d'Or award at the Festival de Cannes in 2018, gained a wide-scale international audience, Hirokazu…
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Talk To Her (Review)

25 Aug 202027 Aug 2020
Whilst Pedro Almodóvar may inevitably be remembered and revered for his work on his previous film, All About My Mother, his 2002 internationally-acclaimed film Talk To Her – a tale…
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After Life Season 2 (Review)

24 Apr 202027 Aug 2020
After Life is one of the few black comedy-drama programmes that can truly make you empathise with a main character, regardless of whether the viewer can truly understand the emotional…
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The Current War (Review)

26 Jul 201927 Aug 2020
When you expect a “race to create the modern world” one expects either a drawn-out sprint or a condensed marathon, not a relay. This film is exactly that, a relay…
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An In-Depth Look at the Lesser-Known Titles at TIFF 2019

24 Jul 201927 Aug 2020
It's that time of year again when the Toronto International Film Festival unveils its line-up and this year more than ever seems to be an incredible assembly of talented filmmakers…
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The Top 3 Films We Just Can’t Wait For At TIFF 2019

24 Jul 201924 Jul 2019
The Toronto International Film Festival announced its line-up earlier today, here are our top 3 picks that we're most looking forward to: The Lighthouse Directed by Robert Eggers, who is…
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10 Most Anticipated Films At TIFF 2019

23 Jul 201927 Aug 2020
Toronto International Film Festival has just announced its headline films. Let’s take a look at the most anticipated movies announced: Marriage Story - Directed by Noah Baumbach Cast: Scarlett Johansson…

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  • Dean Richards
    • Palm Springs (Review)
    • Drive Angry (Review)
    • Children of Men (Review)
    • After Life Season 2 (Review)
    • The Current War (Review)
  • Wesley Kirkpatrick
    • The Truth (Review)
    • Talk To Her (Review)
    • An In-Depth Look at the Lesser-Known Titles at TIFF 2019
    • 10 Most Anticipated Films At TIFF 2019
    • Top 10 Films At EIFF 2019

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  • Palm Springs (Review) 6 Sep 2020
  • Drive Angry (Review) 31 Aug 2020
  • Children of Men (Review) 31 Aug 2020
  • The Truth (Review) 28 Aug 2020
  • Talk To Her (Review) 25 Aug 2020
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