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After promising much with his flawed but enjoyably camp debut Merantau Warrior,
Wales born/Indonesia based/Hollywood bound director Gareth Evans has returned
with a film that despite the subtitles has seen cinemas in Ame…Read More...
The irrepressibly prolific Takashi Miike follows last year’s 13 Assassins with
another samurai film, this time reworking a Japanese classic, Masaki
Kobayashi’s Harakiri, and creating a much slower, more simpl…Read More...
The Amazing Adrenalini Brothers began life as a student revue act that its
creators developed into a series of two-and-a-half minute shorts for the CBBC
website. The concept grew into a full blown animation co-produ…Read More...
Mozart’s Sister is a 2010 French drama, which takes as its subject Nannerl,
Mozart’s older sister – a talented musician and composer in her own
right, but one that is entirely overshadowed by her brother. W…Read More...
The thick, monotone German accent of Werner Herzog is enough to put a smile on
the faces of cineasts the world-over. While his fiction has always enjoyed an
unhinged quality that has drawn a cult following, his document…Read More...
Acclaimed Italian director Paolo Sorrentino brings his talents to an English
language film for the first time, drafting in Sean Penn to lead his story of a
retired rock star embarking on his own unique American odyssey…Read More...
La Grande Illusion is a 1937 anti-war film from French film director Jean Renoir,
set for a cinema re-release on 6th April 2012 to mark the film’s 75th
anniversary. Despite being set largely inside POW camps during…Read More...
The Last Circus was screened at the ¡Viva! Spanish And Latin American Film
Festival 2012. An ultra-violent allegory of Franco’s Spain, The Last Circus
(Balada triste de trompeta) was surely one of the most prestig…Read More...
Having spent the larger proportion of his career creating thrillers and horrors
like Pulse and The Cure, Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa went in a different
direction with his 2008 film Tokyo Sonata. Swapping murders an…Read More...
An in-depth look at the life of a legend, this documentary charts the rise to
fame of Bruce Lee, chronicling his career in loving detail and presenting archive
footage of his final, unfinished film, Game Of Death. John L…Read More...
