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Martine Chevallier and Barbara Sukowa star as Madeleine and Nina in lesbian film Two of Us
Film Reviews
July 12, 2021

Two of Us review – Barbara Sukowa and Martine Chevallier are irresistible as ageing lesbian lovers

This lesbian drama is stressful and heartwarming in equal measure.

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Theo Rollason July 12, 2021
Keanu Reeves with silver goggles in 25th anniversary re-release of 1995 cyberpunk thriller Johnny Mnemonic
Deep Dive
May 10, 2021

Johnny Mnemonic, 1995’s cyberpunk prediction of 2021

Keanu Reeves plays a hard drive on the run in this goofy ’90s cyberpunk thriller.

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Theo Rollason May 10, 2021
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Film Reviews
March 21, 2021

BFI Flare 2021: Boy Meets Boy review – brief and breezy mumblecore in Berlin

It’s not quite Before Sunrise, but it’s promising enough to suggest it could have been

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Theo Rollason March 21, 2021
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L'Intrus (The Intruder) by Claire Denis, actress Yekaterina Golubeva with horses
Film Reviews
March 10, 2021

L’intrus (The Intruder) review – Claire Denis’ adventure masterpiece

This fantastic work from Claire Denis opens for an exclusive digital run at Metrograph.

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Theo Rollason March 10, 2021
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Film Reviews
February 22, 2021

A Glitch in the Matrix review – a tedious account of simulation theory

It’s the documentary equivalent of a subreddit.

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Theo Rollason February 22, 2021
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Film Reviews
November 27, 2020

Hillbilly Elegy review – hopeless Oscar bait offers little insight

Excellent prosthetics, awful politics.

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Theo Rollason November 27, 2020
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Film Reviews
October 27, 2020

Possessor review – intriguing body horror feels like a missed opportunity

Brandon ‘Son-of-David’ Cronenberg delivers the gore.

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Theo Rollason October 27, 2020
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Film Reviews
October 23, 2020

American Utopia review – David Byrne and Spike Lee’s concert film is a real joy

Exactly what 2020 needed.

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Theo Rollason October 23, 2020
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Film Reviews
October 18, 2020

Ultraviolence review – a bleak, angry documentary on deaths in police custody

A tough watch with an essential message.

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Theo Rollason October 18, 2020
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Film Reviews
December 21, 2019

Cats review – uncanny mew-sical is delightfully dreadful

Genuinely one of the worst things you’ll ever see.

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Theo Rollason December 21, 2019
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