All of a sudden, Laura is a real girl, and the disturbing realities of her fate can no longer be shrouded by implication and surrealist imagery.
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The much-maligned second season sees Lynch at his most Lynchian, marrying the supernatural and the banal to create something both wonderful and strange.
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This period drama is a welcome recognition of Britain's multiracial diversity, but ultimately highlights the limits of representation politics.
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USA's Dare Me adaptation highlights the rage and darkness in unrequited love.
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Michael Reich's semi-autobiographical tale of a dog groomer/aspiring moviemaker offers a bottomless supply of lo-fi bizarreness.
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A string of satanic killings provide the backdrop for two groups of friends battling it out in '80s Indiana.
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A delicate web of family secrecy is unravelled in this impressive debut feature from Xiang Zi.
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Lee Isaac Chung’s brilliant new film, Minari, deservedly received the U.S. Dramatic Competition Grand Jury Prize and U.S. Dramatic Competition Audience Award at
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Alistair Banks Griffin's sociopolitical thriller delivers a strong character with weak plot.
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Agnieszka Holland continues to bring unknown historical figures to a wider audience
