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The feature debut by Johnny Barrington – who came to prominence in 2012 with the darkly surreal and funny, BAFTA-nominated…

Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio arrived at a time when audiences had grown accustomed to polished, fast-paced animated spectacles. Yet, from…

On first glance Empty Nets may sound like a typical old-fashioned Iranian film with the oft-used tale of a poor boy in…

Is your comfort zone really still yours when you choose to share it with someone else? Does comfort equal happiness…

But in other ways it is, of course, completely different from that, or any other conventionally fictionalised and scripted drama.…

This film from British Iranian director Hassan Nazer was the British entry in the international feature section at this year’s…

It is the season for great scares with tons of movies for those into the horror genre. A unique film…

With the urgency of a good thriller and the clarity of a fable, World War III is the grueling but…

There are animated films that entertain, films that impress through technical achievement, and films that quietly enter our emotional lives…

“A Hero” is the apex of Farhadi’s cinematic development. This Film exemplifies all the characteristics of Fahrad’s style and it’s…