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Blu-ray Review: Bringing Up Baby

Blu-ray Review: Bringing Up Baby

By Rob Aldam  / July 23, 2021
Whilst he might not be as well-known today as some of his peers, Howard Hawks is undoubtedly one of the greatest America filmmakers of his…
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Blu-ray Review: The Babadook

Blu-ray Review: The Babadook

By Rob Aldam  / July 22, 2021
If all you had to go on were the countless upbeat social media posts and photo galleries we see every day, parenting might seem like…
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Blu-Ray Review: The Day of the Dolphin

Blu-Ray Review: The Day of the Dolphin

By Rob Aldam  / July 22, 2021
Mike Nichols began his career behind the camera with a bang. Like his former improv partner Elaine May, he immediately made a big splash when…
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Blu-ray Review: Vengeance Trials

Blu-ray Review: Vengeance Trials

By Rob Aldam  / July 21, 2021
Roared on by the success of Sergio Leonne in Hollywood, a host of Italian directors followed is his wake; making a raft of Spaghetti Westerns…
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Film Review: All the Streets are Silent

Film Review: All the Streets are Silent

By Rob Aldam  / July 20, 2021
Culture, counter-culture and music do no operate in vacuums. While there are people who like to place things in nice neat boxes, in reality life…
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Blu-Ray Review: Mirror

Blu-Ray Review: Mirror

By Rob Aldam  / July 20, 2021
Andrei Tarkovsky is without doubt the greatest Russian filmmaker of all time. He’s certainly the first name that comes to mind when discussing the movies…
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Film Review: Kandisha

Film Review: Kandisha

By Rob Aldam  / July 19, 2021
Much of the genre landscape is unfairly dominated by films from North America, and to a lesser degree Britain and Australasia. This can largely be…
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Blu-ray Review: Wild Search

Blu-ray Review: Wild Search

By Rob Aldam  / July 15, 2021
For decades now, Chow Yun-fat has been one of the most familiar faces in Hong Kong cinema. He started out in low-budget movies during the…
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Film Review: Nowhere Special

Film Review: Nowhere Special

By Rob Aldam  / July 14, 2021
For centuries, adoption has been a taboo subject in the UK and Ireland. It has been something patriarchal societies did to women, often against their…
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Film Review: Deerskin

Film Review: Deerskin

By Rob Aldam  / July 13, 2021
There are few, if any, filmmakers working anywhere in the world today who have the inventiveness or singularity of vision of Quentin Dupieux. In a…
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