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Old Boys is a fresh comedy celebrating a most unlikely public school duo of jock and loser

Entertainment

Old Boys is a fresh comedy celebrating a most unlikely public school duo of jock and loser

, and James Turnbull

17 February 2019

The Polka King is a classic Jack Black romp about the real life musical fraudster

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The Polka King is a classic Jack Black romp about the real life musical fraudster

, and George Ruskin

16 February 2019

The best an ad can be? How social issues became an advertising trend

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The best an ad can be? How social issues became an advertising trend

, and Ellie Brown

15 February 2019

Alita: Battle Angel is a visual effects success for fans of the original manga, but may put off casual filmgoers

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Alita: Battle Angel is a visual effects success for fans of the original manga, but may put off casual filmgoers

, and Kieran George Mielek

15 February 2019

The new Chinese ‘Independent’ Cinema surviving in a narrow market bound by censorship

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The new Chinese ‘Independent’ Cinema surviving in a narrow market bound by censorship

, and Madeline Amy Bowers

13 February 2019

The Ted Bundy Tapes paints a problematic picture of the famous serial killer

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The Ted Bundy Tapes paints a problematic picture of the famous serial killer

, and Jasmine Silk

12 February 2019

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