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An unorthodox, not quite thrilling, drama

An unorthodox, not quite thrilling, drama

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 ...
Finding peace in Salvo

Finding peace in Salvo

Salvo is a stylishly told film about redemption in which an assassin for the Sicilian mafia (Saleh Bakri) spares the life of his victim’s blind sister, Rita (Sara Serraiocco).  The hitman pays the pri ...
A refreshed old favourite in Funny Face

A refreshed old favourite in Funny Face

Funny Face, Director Stanley Donen’s delightful musical romcom from 1957, is not as dated as it may seem at first glance. The costumes by Edith Head and Givenchy might not be today’s fashion, but they ...