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Tag: 2020

Bulletproof

Joel Souza
2020

Jack Hawkins - 06-09-2020

Crime thriller has strong performances and a dash of cinéma vérité, yet it does not transcend its derivations of character and narrative - on VoD on Monday, September 7th [Read More...]

Guest of Honour

Atom Egoyan
2020

Jack Hawkins - 06-06-2020

David Thewlis shines in an offbeat but overwrought investigative melodrama from Atom Egoyan - now on Curzon Home Cinema [Read More...]

The Final Wish

Timothy Woodward Jr.
2020

Jack Hawkins - 05-05-2020

A formulaic premise, disposable characterwork and risible scares prevent this horror flick about a grief-stricken mother and a haunted urn from gaining much traction - on VoD Monday, May 25th [Read More...]

Talking About Trees

Suhaib Gasmelbari
2020

Jack Hawkins - 25-04-2020

An amiable film society attempt to revive Sudan’s film culture in this arrestingly framed documentary from Suhaib Gasmelbari - out on Monday, April 27th [Read More...]

Bad Guys

Jack Sambrook
2020

Jack Hawkins - 11-04-2020

With crisp visuals, natural dialogue and a brooding original score, this Brighton indie shows real promise - on Amazon Prime now [Read More...]

The Painted Bird

Vaclav Marhoul
2020

Jack Hawkins - 08-04-2020

Vaclav Marhoul's passionate adaptation of Jerzy Kosinski's Holocaust novel is a brutal meditation on the cyclical nature of prejudice and cruelty - in cinemas on Friday, September 11th [Read More...]

True History Of The Kelly Gang

Justin Kurzel
2020

Jack Hawkins - 26-02-2020

George McKay shines as the feral Australian outlaw in this divisive and dirty fact-bending nightmare - on VoD on Monday, June 22nd. [Read More...]

The Grudge

Nicolas Pesce
2020

Anton Bitel - 22-01-2020

The American director of The Eyes of my Mother and Piercing delivers a personal and inventive take on the highly conventionalised Japanese franchise - in cinemas Friday, January 24th [Read More...]

La Dolce Vita

Federico Fellini
1961

- 06-12-2019

Fellini's portrayal of the ennui of the 1960s remains as current as ever, as our society becomes intoxicated with trivia, diversion and pointless celebrities - now available on Mubi [Read More...]