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Cop Secret review – unsubtle Icelandic police comedy
Two rival cops are paired up with not quite unforeseen results
Wendy Ide
22, May, 2022 @11:30 AM
a-ha: The Movie review – Norway’s 80s pop pinups in dour, exacting details
The trio recount their formative years – and their fallouts – in this slightly dispiriting documentary
Wendy Ide
22, May, 2022 @11:00 AM
The Road Dance review – a sweeping Hebridean weepie
On the eve of war, a young woman is hit by a double disaster in this unabashed Scottish melodrama
Wendy Ide
22, May, 2022 @10:30 AM
Emergency review – smart frat-boy satire on racial profiling
Three college friends panic after finding a white girl passed out at their apartment on party night in this nerve-shredding road trip comedy
Wendy Ide
22, May, 2022 @10:00 AM
The Innocents review – psychic kids wreak havoc in chilling Norwegian horror
Bored children with apparently supernatural powers soon go to the dark side in Eskil Vogt’s superbly cast psychological thriller
Wendy Ide
21, May, 2022 @2:00 PM
Father Stu review – histrionic boxer-turned-priest drama
Mark Wahlberg goes all out in the title role, inspired by the true story of Stuart Long
Wendy Ide
15, May, 2022 @11:30 AM
The Drover’s Wife: The Legend of Molly Johnson review – one-woman outback western
A lone bushwoman holds her own as Leah Purcell breathes new life into an old Australian classic
Wendy Ide
15, May, 2022 @11:00 AM
Rhino review – horribly compelling Ukrainian crime drama
Oleh Sentsov’s deftly directed morality tale charts the rise and fall of an out-of-control gangster
Wendy Ide
15, May, 2022 @10:30 AM
Vortex review – Gaspar Noé’s punishing portrait of dementia
The director abandons his showy style in this brutally matter-of-fact tale of a couple at the end of their lives in a Paris apartment
Wendy Ide
15, May, 2022 @10:00 AM
The Quiet Girl review – exquisite debut drama set in rural Ireland
A young girl sent to live with relatives for the summer blossoms in Colm Bairéad’s beguiling first feature
Wendy Ide
14, May, 2022 @2:00 PM
Eleven Days in May review – unflinching homage to children killed in Gaza last year
Mohammed Sawwaf and Michael Winterbottom’s documentary takes a deeply personal approach to the young lives lost in May’s bombings
Wendy Ide
08, May, 2022 @11:30 AM
Thar review – savage Hindi neo-western set in Rajasthan
An antique dealer, a disillusioned cop and a thirst for revenge collide in this gruesomely compelling Indian thriller
Wendy Ide
08, May, 2022 @11:00 AM
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