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Perhaps the overriding question that emanates from Danny Boyle's biopic Steve Jobs is was the man in...
Rayvenn Shaleigha D’Clark
]Perhaps the most thought-provoking element of He Named Me Malala is the idea that Taliban rebels thought...
Much of Blood of My Blood is mystifying, but nevertheless self-assured. This unusual two-parter starts in 17th...
Well what can we say about The Lobster. What can we not say? A film like nothing...
The Netflix wonderchild that is Beasts of No Nation is a first of its kind. Directed by...
With cinematography and a visual aesthetic better resembling a 90s music video (fast, choppy editing and frequent...
Keri Collins’ low budget British comedy will more than impress audiences who at first might be somewhat...
99 Homes largely plays out as a cautionary tale of the dangers of the real estate market...
A tale such as Just Jim definitely benefits from knowing as little about the film beforehand, its...
Close-Up Film recently caught up with actor-turned-director Craig Roberts, star of Richard Ayoade’s 2010 smash hit, black-comedy...