Richard Ayoade gained a cult following with his 2011 debut feature, Submarine, a quirky, coming-of-age film, the humour of which arose from the discrepancy between the precocious unreliable narrator’s ...
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When Joshua Oppenheimer’s extraordinary documentary The Act of Killing won the BAFTA for best documentary few could fault the choice. While you can see why Director Morgan Neville’s 20 Feet from Star ...
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The low-budget British independent film, The Fold makes the most of the wild coastline of Cornwall and the fields of daffodils harvested by Bulgarian workers who live in gypsy camps on the outskirts o ...
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Whatever the merits of Nick Hornby´s novel A Long Way Down, they fail to translate to writer Jack Thorne’s (The Scouting Book for Boys’) film adaptation that misfires on every count. From the first s ...
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