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Drama by Martin TowersMar 15, 20236:54 pm
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Lubna Azabal and Saleh Bakri in The Blue Caftan

The Blue Caftan (2023) – Movie Review

A sensitive story of love and companionship in an uncaring environment.

Drama by Martin TowersMar 13, 20237:20 pm
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Andrea Riseborough in To Leslie

To Leslie (2023) – Movie Review

Andrea Riseborough is a sight to see, working hand in glove with a nuanced story that does its characters and themes justice.

Drama by Martin TowersMar 3, 20231:08 pm
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Catherine Clinch in The Quiet Girl

The Quiet Girl (2023) – Movie Review

¡En español! The beginning of The Quiet Girl is dark, in more ways than one. We are introduced to little Cáit (Catherine Clinch), an eight-year-old girl living in a dilapidated rural house in Ireland with […]

Action by Martin TowersFeb 25, 20238:00 pm
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Eneko Sagardoy in Irati

Irati (2023) – Movie Review

Irati is a visually stunning epic that brings Basque myths to life despite some pacing issues.

Drama by Martin TowersFeb 23, 20237:25 pm
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Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley in Women Talking

Women Talking (2023) – Movie Review

The conversation at the heart of the movie finds some moments of interest but never manages to take off.

Thriller by Martin TowersFeb 19, 202312:31 pmFebruary 19, 2023
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Justice Smith and Julianne Moore in Sharper

Sharper (2023) – Movie Review

Sharper is one of those twisty, turny caper films that won’t reinvent the genre but makes for a fun enough addition to your watchlist.

Drama by Martin TowersFeb 12, 20238:17 pm
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Eo (2023) – Movie Review

A curious tale of a wandering donkey, observing humanity, without quite reaching the kind of import it sets out for.

Drama by Martin TowersJan 28, 202310:59 pm
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Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss in Tár

Tár (2023) – Movie Review

Cate Blanchett isn’t the only extraordinary thing about Tár, but her performance is something to behold.

Drama by Martin TowersJan 21, 202310:04 pm
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Park Hae-il and Tang Wei in Decision to Leave

Decision to Leave (2023) – Movie Review

What appears to be a noir reveals itself to be an engrossing tale of a uniquely forbidden love.

Drama by Martin TowersJan 14, 20237:57 pm
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Bill Nighy in Living

Living (2022) – Movie Review

Bill Nighy will break your heart into a thousand little pieces as a quiet man waking up to the world around him.

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