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Conversations with Friends is a beautiful yet frustratingly emotionless affair

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Conversations with Friends is a beautiful yet frustratingly emotionless affair

, and Victoria Pope

27 May 2022

Everything Everywhere All at Once is unafraid to mix soul and splendour, resulting in a beautifully profound cinematic fantasy

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Everything Everywhere All at Once is unafraid to mix soul and splendour, resulting in a beautifully profound cinematic fantasy

, and Ben Carpenter

19 May 2022

Ozark ends on a high, bringing the acclaimed series to a tense, yet anticlimactic, close

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Ozark ends on a high, bringing the acclaimed series to a tense, yet anticlimactic, close

, and Gemma Margerison

18 May 2022

Balancing thought-provoking themes and dark humour, Wild Men is hard not to enjoy

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Balancing thought-provoking themes and dark humour, Wild Men is hard not to enjoy

, and Claire Meakins

16 May 2022

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is expectedly entertaining, yet fails to add anything new to an increasingly bloated franchise

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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is expectedly entertaining, yet fails to add anything new to an increasingly bloated franchise

, and Rachel Bronnert

15 May 2022

Moon Knight's season finale sets high hopes for its second season

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Moon Knight's season finale sets high hopes for its second season

, and Sienna Thompson

13 May 2022

Verhoeven's latest biopic, Benedetta sparks controversy in depicting the life of a lesbian nun

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Verhoeven's latest biopic, Benedetta sparks controversy in depicting the life of a lesbian nun

, and Milan Perera

6 May 2022

Firebird offers little originality to the pattern of tragic gay romance films

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Firebird offers little originality to the pattern of tragic gay romance films

, and Claire Meakins

5 May 2022

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is just as baffling as you thought it would be

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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is just as baffling as you thought it would be

, and Tom Wiles

2 May 2022

Russian Doll's second season returns in a frenzy: dying is easy, but it's living that's hard

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Russian Doll's second season returns in a frenzy: dying is easy, but it's living that's hard

, and Amelia Jacob

26 April 2022

Netflix's Anatomy of a Scandal exposes corruption amongst politicians in an attempt to show solidarity with the #MeToo movement

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Netflix's Anatomy of a Scandal exposes corruption amongst politicians in an attempt to show solidarity with the #MeToo movement

, and Milan Perera

25 April 2022

Operation Mincemeat proves a strong addition to an ever-growing collection of war epics

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Operation Mincemeat proves a strong addition to an ever-growing collection of war epics

, and Jasper Price

24 April 2022

The Lost City brings much needed comedy to the action-packed adventure genre

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The Lost City brings much needed comedy to the action-packed adventure genre

, and Sienna Thompson

23 April 2022

Robert Eggers' The Northman struggles to balance an uneven narrative amidst striking visuals

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Robert Eggers' The Northman struggles to balance an uneven narrative amidst striking visuals

, and Claire Meakins

22 April 2022

Apple's Severance cuts open the ethics of our work-driven, capitalist society in dystopian fashion

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Apple's Severance cuts open the ethics of our work-driven, capitalist society in dystopian fashion

, and Emily Lidgard

19 April 2022

The Peaky Blinders finale was a charming send-off to a decade's worth of glorious story-telling

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The Peaky Blinders finale was a charming send-off to a decade's worth of glorious story-telling

, and Aidan Szabo-Hall

16 April 2022