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HappyEnd: Brilliantly Mysterious Orwellian School Drama

Director Yukiko Mishima's 'HappyEnd' is a masterful and unsettling dissection of a high school's sinister pursuit of perfection, creating a brilliantly mysterious Orwellian drama that will haunt you long after the credits roll.

Redford on Sundance: 40 Years Reshaping Cinema

Hollywood legend Robert Redford reflects on the 40-year legacy of the Sundance Institute, the powerhouse behind indie film classics that transformed the cinematic landscape and launched countless directorial careers.

Salon fines customer £5,000 for negative Google review

A Nottingham hair salon's controversial 'no bad reviews' policy sparks online fury after charging a client thousands for a negative Google rating. The beauty industry debate over reputation management vs. consumer rights intensifies.

Bad Man Review: A Southern-Fried Comic Triumph

Dive into our review of 'Bad Man', the gun-toting black comedy that serves up a hilarious slice of Southern Gothic life, lifted by its quirky characters and sharp script.

Hong Kong's Riveting Reimagining of Linklater's 'Tape'

A critical deep-dive into the bold Hong Kong remake of Richard Linklater's cult classic, 'Tape'. This reverential yet distinct adaptation transposes the drama of toxic masculinity and blurred truths to a compelling Asian context, proving the film's themes

Thriller Hailed As Christopher Nolan's Next Must-See Film

A gripping new independent thriller, 'The Lesson', is captivating critics and drawing favourable comparisons to the intricate, puzzle-like films of Christopher Nolan. Discover the film that's becoming the word-of-mouth hit of the year.

2025 Very Short Film Festival Winners Announced

The 2025 Very Short Film Festival champions powerful environmental storytelling, with winning films tackling the climate crisis, plastic pollution, and our connection to nature, all in 60 seconds.

The Film Leaving Every UK Viewer In Tears

A powerful animated masterpiece on Netflix is taking the UK by storm, leaving audiences heartbroken and sparking a massive conversation about love, loss, and the human condition.

Folk Horror 'The Devil's Bath' Hailed As A Masterpiece

The new folk horror film 'The Devil's Bath' (Das Schwarze Paradies) from the directors of 'Goodnight Mommy' is receiving widespread critical acclaim for its chilling portrayal of 18th-century female oppression and despair. Premiering on Shudder.

Historic Female-Directed Oscar Showdown Looms

The Venice and Toronto film festivals have set the stage for a historic Oscar showdown, with two critically acclaimed films from female directors poised to make Academy Awards history.

Spinal Tap 2 Review: A Triumphant Return to Eleven

Rob Reiner, Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry Shearer reunite after four decades for 'Spinal Tap II', a sequel that proves some bands truly are too loud to fade. Our review of the long-awaited rock mockumentary.

Claire Denis' 'The Fence': A Divisive Masterpiece?

Acclaimed director Claire Denis returns with the controversial 'The Fence', a brutal and unflinching exploration of colonial guilt and violence starring Juliette Binoche. Our review delves into the film's polarising impact.

Hamnet Review: A Heart-Wrenching Masterpiece at TIFF

Chloé Zhao's breathtaking adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel, 'Hamnet', delivers a profound and visually stunning exploration of grief, art, and love, earning a standing ovation at its world premiere.

Colin Farrell Stuns in 'Ballad of a Small Player'

Colin Farrell delivers a career-best performance in this mesmerising adaptation of Lawrence Osborne's novel. A deep dive into addiction, luck, and the search for salvation in the macau casinos.

'Deaf' Film: A Raw Look at Parenting & Deafness

A powerful new British film, 'Deaf', is generating Oscar buzz for its authentic portrayal of a couple navigating parenthood and profound hearing loss. This must-see documentary challenges perceptions.

Nia DaCosta's 'Hedda' Stuns Toronto Festival

Director Nia DaCosta's audacious new adaptation of 'Hedda Gabler' premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival to critical acclaim, with Tessa Thompson's powerhouse performance being hailed as a career-defining triumph.

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