Graeme Virtue
Freaky review: A body-swap stabfest with emotional stakes
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Freaky review: A body-swap stabfest with emotional stakes

The Father review: Unsettling, insidious and genuinely scary
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The Father review: Unsettling, insidious and genuinely scary

Rare Beasts review: A memorably bracing experience
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Rare Beasts review: A memorably bracing experience

Cinema is back with a bang - and they won't let you forget it
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Cinema is back with a bang - and they won't let you forget it

Palm Springs: Andy Samberg does Groundhog Day in the sunshine
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Palm Springs: Andy Samberg does Groundhog Day in the sunshine

Songs My Brother Taught Me: A story from the margins of US society
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Songs My Brother Taught Me: A story from the margins of US society

Minari makes America seem like a land of opportunity again
Minari
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Minari makes America seem like a land of opportunity again

Creation Stories: As with Oasis, you might find you prefer the early stuff
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Creation Stories: As with Oasis, you might find you prefer the early stuff

Glasgow Film Festival 2021: Slightly slimmed-down and impressive
Ewen Bremner’s portrayal of Alan McGee is unveiled at the Glasgow Film Festival.
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Glasgow Film Festival 2021: Slightly slimmed-down and impressive

The Dark and the Wicked review: Another deeply upsetting nerve-jangler
The Dark and the Wicked is a chilling new twist on the family dynamic.
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The Dark and the Wicked review: Another deeply upsetting nerve-jangler

'Bliss' review: A film that takes a different approach
Bliss follows Greg who, after recently being divorced and then fired, meets the mysterious Isabel, a woman living on the streets and convinced that the polluted, broken world around them is a computer simulation. Image credit: Amazon Studios/Entertainment Pictures
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'Bliss' review: A film that takes a different approach

'Rams' review: Funny and thoughtful in equal measure
Sam Neill in a scene from Samuel Goldwyn Films new film: Rams (2020). Image credit: Supplied by LMKMEDIA.
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'Rams' review: Funny and thoughtful in equal measure