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The Ballad of Billy McCrae is an interesting thriller brought to life by a talented cast. However, its attempt to portray gritty reality comes at the cost of excitement. There is a scarcity of action, and the few exciting peaks that the film does have are downplayed and underwhelming.
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‘The Ballad of Billy McCrae’ Is A Painfully Human Story That’s Far Too Mundane To Be An Effective Thriller: Review

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‘Belle’ Is A Stirring Sci-Fi Adventure Set In A Stunning World: LFF Review
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‘Belle’ Is A Stirring Sci-Fi Adventure Set In A Stunning World: LFF Review

Elisabetta Pulcini -
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The Souvenir Part II is a triumphant close to Hogg’s semi-autobiographical coming-of-age diptych, which succeeds in transcending the form.
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‘The Souvenir Part II’—A Masterful Close To Hogg’s Coming-Of-Age Diptych: LFF Review

Jake Abatan -
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Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy
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‘Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy’ Makes For Intoxicating Character Work: LFF Review

James Hanton -
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ored by another enjoyably off-the-wall performance from its creator, The Beta Test is fuelled by a melting pot of ideas, not all of which are left to stew away for long enough. Still, this is yet further evidence of Cummings’ wonderfully distinctive, fledgling talent. 
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‘The Beta Test’—An Enjoyable But Convoluted Satire Of Modern Masculinity: Review

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Edgar Wright’s bold return to cinema is a gripping and stylish tale of nostalgia, laced with haunting revelations and the unspoken grim reality of the not-so-swingin’ sixties.
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‘Last Night in Soho’—An Enjoyable, Nightmare-Infused Nostalgia Trip: LFF Review

Libby Briggs -
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Queen of Glory
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‘Queen of Glory’—An Accomplished And Moving Story Of Selfhood: LFF Review

James Hanton -
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‘7 Days’—A Humorous Covid-Era Rom-Com
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‘7 Days’—A Humorous Covid-Era Rom-Com: LFF Review

Connie Burke -
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The Many Saints of Newark expands the mythology of the show while also providing a fascinating insight into the tumultuous period of Newark riots of the late 60s.
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‘The Many Saints of Newark’ Provides An Insight Into The Early Days Of Tony Soprano: Review

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‘Titane’—A Visceral Dissection of Love, Sex and Unhinged Fantasy
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‘Titane’—A Visceral Dissection of Love, Sex and Unhinged Fantasy: LFF Review

Jasmine Valentine -
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'Azor' Is A Frustrating Watch Even For An Art-House Crowd
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‘Azor’ Is A Frustrating Watch Even For An Art-House Crowd: LFF Review

Elisabetta Pulcini -
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'The Harder They Fall' is Rip-Roaring Romp through the Wild West
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‘The Harder They Fall’ Is A Rip-Roaring Romp Through The Wild West: LFF Review

Theo Smith -
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Kindred love and a fraying marriage embrace in 'My Little Sister', a sturdy drama that shuttles back and forth between Switzerland and Berlin.
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‘My Little Sister’ Handles Its Heavy Burden With Ease: Review

Alex Crisp -
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Bad Candy never really finds its groove. It looks good, but its flashy production values and star appearances don’t compensate for a messy plot.
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Horror Anthology ‘Bad Candy’ Will Leave You With Toothache: Review

Eli Dolliver -
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No Time To Die
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‘No Time To Die’—Bond Is Back And His Timing Is Impeccable: Review

Jake Abatan -
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