Little White Lies
When did British comedy get so twee?
I t’s 2004 and Shaun (Simon Pegg) is living an aimless existence, shuffling from his job selling white goods to local bo…
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The Teacher review – a wonderful cinematic experience
T he Teacher asks us to consider the sacrifices we would make for our fellow man in times of crisis. It demonstrates the…
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Saoirse Ronan’s constant coming of age
I t is with a juvenile excitement belying her 22 years of age that Saoirse shuffles from foot to foot in a convenience s…
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Megalopolis review – scintillating, absurd and violently original
T he word “opus” feels custom-designed as a descriptor for a film such as Francis Ford Coppola’s self-conscious folly-to…
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On Falling – first-look review
H eavy duty rope and oversized sex toys are the main products that diligent, mousy item picker Aurora (Joana Santos) has…
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Afternoons of Solitude – first-look review
T he closest literary analogue to Albert Serra’s astonishing new film, Afternoons of Solitude, is Ernest Hemmingway’s ly…
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Shatner’s Bassoon: Michael Cumming on the making of Brass Eye
F irst aired on Channel 4 in 1997, Brass Eye remains the north star of modern British TV satire, influencing everything …
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