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‘Ray Gunn’ Review – A Love Letter To Sci-Fi And Noir Films [AFI Fest 2026]
Brad Bird’s Ray Gunn is an animated private-eye story set in a retro-futuristic city. This review treats it as a love letter to classic…
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‘Wildwood’ Review: A Testament To Human Creativity
Laika’s Wildwood adapts Colin Meloy’s fantasy novel in stop-motion. This review looks at the film as a testament to human creativity in an era…
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‘Christmas At The Kringles’ Review – Ho, Ho, No To A Holiday Misfire
Our Christmas at The Kringles review looks at why this holiday comedy fails to deliver the festive charm, laughs, or magic it promises.
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‘Fatherland’ Review – Sandra Hüller Continues Brilliant Acting Streak In Pawlikowski’s Portrait of A Divided Germany [NYFF 2026]
Sandra Hüller adds another brilliant performance to her run in Fatherland. Our NYFF 2026 review considers her work within Pawlikowski’s portrait of a divided…
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‘La Gradiva’ Review – A Subtly Shattering Look At French Teenage Ennui [NYFF 2026]
Teenage ennui carries a quiet emotional weight in La Gradiva. Our NYFF 2026 review considers a look at French adolescence whose subtle approach makes…
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‘Klara and the Sun’ Review – Thematically Overcrowded And Fails To Calibrate Its Ambitions
Klara and the Sun is a luminous exploration of a post-war dystopian future and the intersection of technology, humanity, and grief.
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‘The Loneliest Man In Town’ Review – Real Life Musician Alois Koch Anchors This Look Into the Past While Preparing For An Unknown Future [NYFF 2026]
Looking back offers no certainty about what comes next. Real-life musician Alois Koch anchors The Loneliest Man in Town, giving our NYFF 2026 review…
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‘DreamQuil’ Review – More Sleepy Than Profound, Save For A Delightful Dual Performance By Banks
Banks gives DreamQuil a welcome jolt with a delightful dual performance. The surrounding film struggles to match that energy, leaving a stronger impression of…
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‘Clayface’ Review – The DCU’s Dive Into Body Horror Lacks The Style And Focus To Shape Its Own Voice
Body horror gives Clayface an opportunity to carve out a distinctive place in the DCU. The film struggles to seize it, lacking the style…
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‘Orfeo’ Review – Dreams Meet Cold Reality In A Lynchian Tale of Loss And Obsession
Dreams offer little shelter from cold reality in Orfeo. Our review considers a Lynchian tale shaped by loss and obsession, with the tension between…