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The Overnight (15) | Close-Up Film Review

Dan Woburn Posted on 10 years ago

A small, easily-digestible treatise on marriage, sex and relationships in the 21st Century, The Overnight is an...

Everyone’s Going To Die (15) | Close-Up Film Review

cfwebmaster Posted on 10 years ago

Debuting at the famous American cultural event in Texas, South By Southwest or SXSW in 2013, Everyone’s...

Rayvenn Shaleigha D’Clark Posted on 11 years ago

“Those who live here taught me how to belong to this place” Imagine a Western in a...

Entourage (15) | Film Review

Dan Woburn Posted on 11 years ago

Look, let’s call a duck a duck. If you liked and enjoyed the Entourage TV show, you’re...

Mr. Holmes (PG) | Film Review

Carol Allen Posted on 11 years ago

Condon here renews his successful on screen collaboration with McKellen, first forged in 1998 in Gods...

Accidental Love (15) | Film Review

Dan Woburn Posted on 11 years ago

When David O. Russell abandons a film at some point during its production, or post-production, and leaves...

Natural Resistance (15) | Close-Up Film Review

Colin Dibben Posted on 11 years ago

Ten years ago, Jonathan Nossiter’s documentary Mondovino was an eye-opening criticism of the globalization and homogenization of wine...

News Editor Posted on 11 years ago

22 years ago in Steven Spielberg’s film of Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park, park creator John Hammond, played...

George Meixner Posted on 11 years ago

If there has been a more British film since Pride, it wasn’t memorable enough to be referred...

News Editor Posted on 11 years ago

The storyline of this unique vintage MGM picture is more operatic than anything else. Although she loves...