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Cultural Revolution - how Hollywood blockbusters fare differently in China

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Cultural Revolution - how Hollywood blockbusters fare differently in China

, and Joanne Yang

11 February 2019

Velvet Buzzsaw is as empty as the art world it tries to satirise

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Velvet Buzzsaw is as empty as the art world it tries to satirise

, and Gruff Kennedy

10 February 2019

Bluescreen is an indie film festival built on people power - and you must check it out in 2019

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Bluescreen is an indie film festival built on people power - and you must check it out in 2019

, and James Turnbull

9 February 2019

Burning is mysterious, mesmerising and utterly unforgettable - and deserved an Oscar nomination

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Burning is mysterious, mesmerising and utterly unforgettable - and deserved an Oscar nomination

, and Eliza Parr

8 February 2019

A Series of Unfortunate Events: Season Three is a beautifully captured swansong but takes it toll

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A Series of Unfortunate Events: Season Three is a beautifully captured swansong but takes it toll

, and Leah Martindale

6 February 2019

If Beale Street Could Talk is another Jenkins masterpiece

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If Beale Street Could Talk is another Jenkins masterpiece

, and Patrick Sullivan

5 February 2019

Editors' picks: issue #8 - Chinese New Year

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Editors' picks: issue #8 - Chinese New Year

, and Epigram Film and TV

5 February 2019

Rebel Film Festival comes to Bristol - the mid-term weekend of films, fun, food and drink to break the cycle

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Rebel Film Festival comes to Bristol - the mid-term weekend of films, fun, food and drink to break the cycle

, and Patrick Sullivan

4 February 2019

Vice defies biopic traditions and descends into cinematic madness

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Vice defies biopic traditions and descends into cinematic madness

, and Ewan Bissell

2 February 2019

Can You Ever Forgive Me? is lacking in tension and direction despite some witty dialogue

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Can You Ever Forgive Me? is lacking in tension and direction despite some witty dialogue

, and Miles Jackson

31 January 2019

Green Book takes a fascinating true story and makes the wrong man the star of the show

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Green Book takes a fascinating true story and makes the wrong man the star of the show

, and Patrick Sullivan

30 January 2019

Black Mirror: Bandersnatch one month on - is it really as good as we first thought?

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Black Mirror: Bandersnatch one month on - is it really as good as we first thought?

, and Leah Roberts

29 January 2019

Japanese zombie meta-horror One Cut of the Dead breathes new life into the undead

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Japanese zombie meta-horror One Cut of the Dead breathes new life into the undead

, and Felicity J. M. Gardner

27 January 2019

James McAvoy shines in Glass, the disappointing finale to Shyamalan’s ‘superhero’ trilogy

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James McAvoy shines in Glass, the disappointing finale to Shyamalan’s ‘superhero’ trilogy

, and Tom Goulde

26 January 2019

Nicole Kidman astonishes with gritty performance in brutal cop drama Destroyer

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Nicole Kidman astonishes with gritty performance in brutal cop drama Destroyer

, and Patrick Sullivan

25 January 2019

Sex Education is the infectious TV show you want to check out

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Sex Education is the infectious TV show you want to check out

, and Maddy Raven

24 January 2019