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76th Golden Globes: Who Will, Could, And Should Win?

If you can believe it, the Golden Globes are finally here this Sunday. However, I still have no clue what is winning what minus a…

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Posted in Oscars World Cinema

Review: Dogman

With Dogman, tenacious Italian filmmaker, Matteo Garrone, has crafted a gritty, accessible social landscape. A perfect fit for the film’s ambiance, which is both charismatic…

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Review: Burning

When Burning first opens, it seems like we’re in for a simple “Boy meets girl” story. But as soon as the girl calls for her…

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For Your Consideration: Tunisia's Oscars Entry, Beauty and the Dogs

The opening shot of Beauty and the Dogs, a grueling, exceptional Tunisian film, sees 21-year-old Mariam jigging, as she applies make up in the mirror….

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Review: El Angel

There’s a bizarre psychological quirk called the halo effect, where the possession of one attractive quality makes a person appear to have other positive attributes…

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Posted in Horror World Cinema

Around the World in 80 Films: Possession

Where do I even start with Possession (1981)? How do I describe this film to you? When I say that there isn’t another film like…

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Around the World in 80 Films: Deep Red

Many know Dario Argento from his other film, Suspiria but before that masterpiece, there was Deep Red (Profondo Rosso). Written by Argento and Bernardino Zapponi…

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Posted in Festival World Cinema

Exclusive Interview with Sandra Seeling Lipski director & founder of Evolution! Mallorca International Film Festival

Now in its 7th Year, Evolution! Mallorca International Film Festival, will be kick starting on Thursday 25th October, running for 7 days until the 31st…

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LFF Exclusive Review: Mirai (Mirai no Mirai)

In this charming little Japanese animated film, a young boy named Kun feels forgotten by his family when his little sister Mirai arrives. Kun can’t…

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LFF Exclusive: Border

Border (Gräns) is a film that is hard to describe unless you have seen it. It’s an intelligent film that is a mix of romance,…

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LFF Exclusive Review: The Cannibal Club

The Cannibal Club (O clube dos canibais) is a very dark, violent and bloody comedy, a satire of Brazil’s ultra-decadent, ultra-wealthy from noteworthy up-and-comer Guto Parente….

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Oscars: Foreign Language Film Submissions for 91st Academy Awards – and 10 to Bet On

The Academy Awards are still several months away, but Oscar commentary is a year-round gig and besides, they’ve just announced the films that are going to…

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Femme Filmmakers Festival Review: Julia Ducournau's Raw

Justine (Garance Marillier ) is a first-year veterinary student. Her elder sister (Ella Rump) is studying the same course at the university. Justine was raised…

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New East Cinema Guide to London Film Festival ’18 (Vol.1)

This year’s London Film Festival already received a pat on the shoulder for gender representation, and it is time for us to applaud it, too. So far…

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