Walkabout (12) Home Ents Review
This brand new 4K restoration of the much-loved film makes me think that Nic Roeg was a good cinematographer but a deeply annoying editor, full of hippy bluster.
Read moreThis brand new 4K restoration of the much-loved film makes me think that Nic Roeg was a good cinematographer but a deeply annoying editor, full of hippy bluster.
Read moreL’Argent is the greatest crime film ever made. It’s one of the most austere and most focused films ever, too. Best of all, it doesn’t need a big screen to have full impact. You’d be mad not to watch it at least twice.
Read moreTwo offbeat and intriguing cat-and-mouse, Hong Kong cop versus super-robber thrillers from the always surprising Johnnie To, together for the first time on Blu-ray in the UK, scanned and restored in 2K.
Read moreA welcome return for this lost gem, a very British ‘weird tale’, unseen for decades after its time on regional ITV channels.
Read moreLeah (Thompson) lives in a large, old vicarage with her kind but busy father and her detached, miserable mother. In an attempt to bring herself closer to her mum, Leah steals the contents of a locket that her mum keeps around her neck.
Read moreIntriguing and frustrating in equal measure, British-Ghanian artist Larry Achiampong’s film essay is a fragmentary, poetic reverie on race, class and economic exclusion in post-colonial England.
Read moreDon Felipe (Ray), a drug-dealing ambassador, and his posh friends try to have dinner together in this highly regarded late film by Luis Bunuel.
Read moreDreamlike but compelling, this dark jewel immerses you in a different kind of creepy.
Read moreThis sensuous and sexy, head-trippy hymn to gender fluidity, beautifully restored with crystal clear images and colours like on the first day of creation, is a total must see.
Read moreOliver Reed is on nice form in this very 1970s slice of political conspiracy euro-thriller, with old-fashioned class struggle resonances.
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