An adaptation of James Baldwin’s novel about a woman fighting to free her falsely accused husband from prison before the birth of their child, director Barry Jenkins’ follow-up to Moonlight has been described as a plunge into the world of black love, with all the pain and the joy that can go along with it.
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A darkness swirls at the centre of a world-renowned dance company in director Luca Guadagnino’s ambitious re-imaging of Dario Argento’s sublime Suspiria.
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Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s ravishing melodrama.
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In 1980s Italy, a romance blossoms between a seventeen year-old student and the older man hired as his father’s research assistant.
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Cory Finley’s assured debut feature is a coldly stylish story of wealthy suburban highschoolers out to commit the perfect murder.
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Twenty years after his father left on a one-way mission to Neptune in order to find signs of alien intelligence, Army Corps engineer Roy McBride travels through the solar system to find him and understand why his mission failed.
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Featuring the fantastically talented Greta Gerwig, Mistress America is the story of Tracy, a lonely college freshman in New York, who’s finding the experience of university disappointing.
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South Korean director Lee Chang Dong delivers a brilliantly executed, abstract but intellectually stimulating portrait of working class frustrations and contemporary alienation.
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Set in China’s underworld, Jia Zhangke’s tale of love and betrayal follows a self-sacrificial gangster’s moll as she comes out of prison and sets about tracking down her former lover.
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Films from RKO Pictures, one of the Big Five studios of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
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They talk about the beautiful game, but for Laurentiu Ginghina, it’s not enough.
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Grimmfest TV is a new online channel from the people behind Grimmfest, Manchester’s horror and fantasy film festival.
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