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13 articles available in total starting from 05/09/2024. Last article published on 22/10/2024.

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Review: Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

Review: Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

Twins Stephen and Timothy Quay return to cinema with a hallucinated feature that makes fun of time, inspired by the stories of writer Bruno Schulz  

22/10/2024 | London 2024

Milko Lazarov • Director of Tarika

Interview: Milko Lazarov • Director of Tarika

“I've always been interested in mysticism more than ordinary relationships”

The Bulgarian director breaks down his third feature, which wraps up a triptych exploring forces and meanings stemming from the invisible layers of human existence  

22/10/2024 | CinÉast 2024

Review: Thank You for Banking With Us!

Review: Thank You for Banking With Us!

Palestinian filmmaker Laila Abbas tackles the contemporary realities of gendered Islamic law in her debut feature, about two sisters fighting for their fair share of their late father’s inheritance  

21/10/2024 | London 2024

Review: We Live in Time

Review: We Live in Time

Time is fleeting for lovebirds Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, in John Crowley’s lachrymose terminal-illness drama  

21/10/2024 | London 2024

Memoir of a Snail and On Falling are the key victors at BFI London

Memoir of a Snail and On Falling are the key victors at BFI London

Adam Elliott’s comic claymation feature has won the Best Film Award, whilst Laura Carreira’s debut added the Sutherland Award for the best debut to its array of recent prizes  

21/10/2024 | London 2024 | Awards

Review: Holloway

Review: Holloway

Six former inmates of what was once the largest women’s prison in Europe are brought together in the documentary by Sophie Compton and Daisy-May Hudson, whose goals remain unclear  

18/10/2024 | London 2024

Review: Tarika

Review: Tarika

In Milko Lazarov’s third feature, a teenage girl’s spinal anomaly becomes the stuff of fairy tales in rural Bulgaria  

18/10/2024 | London 2024

Review: A Real Pain

Review: A Real Pain

Jesse Eisenberg continues his directing career with this seriocomic travelogue movie about two cousins returning to their grandmother’s Polish home  

18/10/2024 | London 2024

Review: The Summer Book

Review: The Summer Book

Charlie McDowell transposes Tove Jansson’s 1972 novel composed of 22 vignettes into a gentle portrait of ephemerality, childhood and passing grief  

17/10/2024 | London 2024

Review: 2073

Review: 2073

Asif Kapadia’s new movie is a documentary with apocalyptic undertones which takes a confused approach to blending the past, the present and the future, reality and fiction  

17/10/2024 | London 2024

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