Marquis T. Woods (Hardwick) is a Big City lawyer with all the material trappings but the past he’s long tried to put behind him returns with a vengeance in this slick supernatural thriller from British director, Mark Tonderai.
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This is a filmed version of the stage play. In many ways this gives you the best of both worlds. Unlike other filmed performances where you see what an audience would see from the front, this new adaptation of the Anton Chekhov masterpiece by Conor McPherson, has the audience entering the set.
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Despite its PG certificate this latest version, which has a slightly different take on Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic tale, is perfectly suitable for adults.
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This beautifully made and very affecting film is a labour of love by its director François Ozon, who has dreamed of making it ever since he read the novel on which it is based, when he was a teenager.
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It is the season to be scared once again. With Halloween just around the corner, it’s that time of year when all the spooky movies come out of the woodwork, for youngsters as well as for the grown-ups.
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Moving a long way away from the 19th century vampire tale on which this is based, writer/director Emily Harris in her solo feature film debut has adapted the story into one of female sexual suppression and discovery.
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Surely one of the top documentaries of the year. This is a beautifully crafted film about a very special boy and his supportive loving family. Stating very clearly that, “Sasha is a girl …a little girl in a boys’ body,” Sasha’s mother explains how he has always wanted to be a girl.
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Over the years there have been countless teen horror movies, but nothing as strange and unusual as Spontaneous. It’s got comedy, it’s got romance and it’s got gore!
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23 Walks is a lovely little British film. It is almost like a film from the old days. This is a gentle love story about two people in their late 60s.
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This film in many ways mirrors the director’s own experience, in that when Hong Khaou was a baby his Cambodian Chinese family fled from the Khmer rouge in Cambodia, initially to Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City).
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