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Khoo’s loyal fans and Tatsumi’s cult followers will lap up this highly-personal animated film.
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Khoo’s loyal fans and Tatsumi’s cult followers will lap up this highly-personal animated film.
Continue reading →A cold if intellectual exercise that experiments with the notion of coping with grief through role-playing, but it doesn’t really push all the right buttons.
Continue reading →Fukunaga’s second feature is a gloomy and brooding adaptation of the famous Charlotte Bronte novel.
Continue reading →It does feel over-hyped, but it is still a remarkable and insightful look at the human issues facing Iranians today.
Continue reading →One of the films of the decade, this is a bold work by Lars von Trier that is as much a unique cinematic experience as it is thought-provoking.
Continue reading →A film of two halves – the first uninteresting, and the second intriguing in this flawed Johnnie To drama.
Continue reading →This deliberately paced anti-investigative procedural, directed by Ceylan in astonishing form, is my favourite film of the 2010s decade, as a methodical ‘character’ study about personas, geographical psychology, stasis and incommunicability plays out with profound philosophical effect.
Continue reading →Amid the laughter and tears lies a film that subtly calls to attention the fragility of human relationships, no matter how close they are, in a modern, urban society.
Continue reading →It may be an imperfect re-envisioning of the best-selling novel, but Fincher shows why he is one of the most technically-gifted filmmakers of his generation.
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Steve McQueen’s powerfully raw character study on one man’s sexual addiction is spearheaded by a truly exceptional performance by Michael Fassbender.