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Film of the week: Don’t Look Now (Roeg, 1973)

Nicolas Roeg’s haunting masterpiece retains its place in cinema as one of the greatest horror films ever made. Adapted from Daphne du...

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Film of the Week: Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion

In David Mirkin and Robin Schiff’s cult slacker-comedy, Romy and Michele get lost; they look; they find each other... time after time.

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Film of the Week: Boy Erased

Tough but important, Joel Edgerton’s Boy Erased shows that horror isn’t just in how a film looks and feels, but how it makes you feel.

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Film of the week: Frances Ha (Baumbach, 2012)

Directed by Noah Baumbach and written by Baumbach and Greta Gerwig, Frances Ha is a joyously exuberant film about the struggles of a 27...

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Film of the week: Reprise (Trier, 2006)

Joachim Trier’s debut film, Reprise, opens with best friends Phillip and Erik posting their manuscripts, both with the hope of getting...

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Film of the week: The Goob (Myhill, 2014)

“Have a good life son, if you can get out of this shithole,” says the bus driver in the opening scene of The Goob, as 16 year old Goob...

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Film of the week: Picnic at Hanging Rock (Weir, 1975)

With its breath-taking impressionistic cinematography and perpetual tale of a disappearance of three schoolgirls and their school...

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