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Parasite Review: A genre spinning story that looks at class division through the prism of Black Comedy

Placing itself at the forefront of the foreign language category this awards season, Parasite, by Korean director Bong Joon-ho (Snowpiercers, Okja), is extremely watchable but by n...
August Diehl in A Hidden Life
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A Hidden Life Review – A sensory experience that makes us question the importance of principles and conviction

Based on the true story of Franz Jägerstätter, Terrence Malick’s latest film, A Hidden Life, is another thought-provoking experience.
Roman Griffin Davis in Jojo Rabbit
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Jojo Rabbit Review: Waititi’s comedy is most definitely funny, despite the heavy subject matter

The build-up to Taika Waititi’s first film after his Marvel debut with Thor: Ragnarok has been as divisive as it was highly anticipated.
Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Saoirse Ronan and Eliza Scalen in Little Women
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Little Women Review: It’s the Jo and Amy show now in 19th Century classic

It feels appropriate to preface this review by saying that I never read Little Women, I never saw the 1994 adaptation with Winona Ryder and I have no emotional bond to the characte...
Aisling Franciosi in The Nightingale
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The Nightingale Review: A tough, relentless, but necessary watch

This film, The Nightingale by Jennifer Kent, is a punishing watch. The violence of the opening scene might be hard to sit through for a mainstream audience, but it is essential vie...
Joaquin Phoenix as Joker
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Joker Review: Bold, daring and unpredictable, much like the clown himself

Near towards the start of Joker, Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) sits in a counselling session, his cigarette burning dangerously close to his fingertips.
Red Palace Vaults
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Red Palace: a twisted immersive fairy tale

Red Palace is an immersive, dark fairy tale, playing at The Vaults with an all-female and non-binary cast this autumn. But does it match up to the classics? Daniel Perks reviews:
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