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HALL Emerging over a year after the COVID pandemic begun, and written before the crisis started, ‘HALL’ depicts the nightmare of one woman’s hotel stay as she fights to protect her daughter from a sudden deadly virus. Director Francesco Giannini taps into the horror of the coronavirus, but is it too little too late?
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Timely Or Too Late? ‘HALL’ Misses The Boat On Post-Pandemic Horror: Review

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'The Djinn' is a fine example of low-budget horror filmmaking; its simple concept buoyed by a genuine love for the genre.
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‘The Djinn’—An Unexpectedly Sentimental Supernatural Horror: Review

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History contains all kinds of nooks and crannies, and the life-of-print takes us down the byways of one in particular. 'Picture Stories' review.
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‘Picture Stories’ Is A Window Into Britain’s Past: Review

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In a strong contender for Poland’s Academy Awards submission, Holocaust history is brought to life through the story of Tadeusz ‘Teddi’ Pietrzykowski.
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‘The Champion Of Auschwitz’ Is A Sombre Yet Sentimental Biopic: Review

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The documentary 'Misha and The Wolves' re-creates the investigation that uncovered one of the greatest stories of survival during WWII was in fact a farce.
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‘Misha and The Wolves’—An Emotionally Raw Retelling Of The Fraudulent Holocaust Memoir: Review

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‘Handsome’ Is An Insightful Yet Rushed Take On Brotherhood
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‘Handsome’ Is An Insightful Yet Rushed Take On Brotherhood: Review

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parallel mothers review
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‘Parallel Mothers’ Is A Maternal Melodrama With Plenty Of Heart: Venice Review

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If Rose’s film told the story of a PhD student, DaCosta’s 'Candyman' all too often feels like their thesis.
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‘Candyman’ Never Quite Gets Its Hooks In You: Review

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Telling the true story of Pakistani activist Perween Pahman in her fight to protect the poor from water scarcity, Into Dust is a film brimming with truth and adversity.
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‘Into Dust’ Is A Genuine But Too Brief Story Of Social Change: Review

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It might stop and start like a Lambretta scooter, but once it gets going, 'The Pebble and the Boy' proves to be a road trip movie with plenty of humour and heart.
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‘The Pebble And The Boy’ Is A Road Trip Movie With Humour and Heart: Review

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CODA is a breath of fresh air
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‘CODA’ – A Beautiful Representation Of The Deaf Community: Review

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'The Last Bus' is a road movie that travels at the rate and with the weight of senescence.
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‘The Last Bus’ Is A Search For Solace: Review

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The anticipated final instalment to Netflix's Kissing Booth franchise has finally arrived and it might be the biggest mess out of them all.
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‘The Kissing Booth 3’— A Bloated And Uneven Mess: Review

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'Censor' Is A Murky Journey Into The Video Nasties World
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‘Censor’ Is A Murky Journey Into The Video Nasties World: Review

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The man behind 'Hamilton' meets the studio behind the 'Spider-Verse' for 'Vivo' a film that’s nothing like either.
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‘Vivo’ Is A Song And Dance About Not Very Much: Review

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