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Blu-Ray Review: Spirited Away 20th Anniversary Collector’s Edition

While the work of Studio Ghibli was familiar to many film fans around the world before the release of Spirited Away, it was their 2001 film that (finally) brought their…

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LKFF Review: Climbing

The pressure placed on young athletes to succeed is phenomenal. We have all heard tales of pushy parents and ‘soccer moms’, but when you reach the highest echelons of your…

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Film Review: North by Current

Families are complex units but words and actions, often spoken or taken in the heat of the moment, can resonate across a life. The beliefs and moral values parents impose…

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Film Review: Speer Goes to Hollywood

Of all the senior figures in the Nazi Party, Albert Speer was perhaps the most interesting. Hitler’s architect, he was entrusted with a huge programme of works to rebuild and…

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Film Review: The Spine of Night

Today, we live in a world where it’s increasingly accepted that animation can be for adults. The likes of The Simpsons, South Park and Family Guy have demonstrated that not…

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Film Review: Azor

Historically, many European and North American businessmen have come unstuck trying to make deals in Latin America. This failure can be attributed to many factors. The area has a history…

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Celluloid Screams Review: When I Consume You

As a single child it’s hard to imagine what it’s like to have a sibling or indeed siblings. It’s strange that some brothers and sisters are so distant that you’d…

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Film Review: Buck Alamo

There comes a time in every cowboy’s life when he has to hang up his boots and face up to the fragility of his existence. However much he might yearn…

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Celluloid Screams Review – Nocturna: Side A

Getting old is not much fun. While we celebrate the fact that medical advances and higher standards of living are increasing life expectancy, at what price? While our body might…

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Celluloid Screams Review: Mad God

Some films are a long time coming. It’s not unusual for a filmmaker to have a passion project. Something they spend years, if no decades, trying to bring to fruition.…

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