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It's probably inevitable that a story about alchemy with a happy ending must involve the renunciation of pride and ambition. Much like F...

This is one of Almodóvar's first films, made in the early 80s, and it shows. Although it lacks polish, the meticulous plot is very impre...

Hard to escape the impression that the angels in this film are mostly an extended metaphor for the camera. They don't do anything so cra...

This is a long film, and it accrues significance with each scene. The effect is something like the epiphanies Joyce builds to in his Dubline...

More a drama than a comedy, and given that I grew up with American Pie , quite sweet. John Cusack's Lloyd is surrounded by a chorus of s...

There are no surprises in this French film eulogising the Belle Époque brothel. Its sights are firmly placed on the lush frills, drapes and...

‘Homecoming’ in several ways, one of which must be a knowing wink from Marvel Studios that they have finally brought the property back to wh...

Latest column on the London Graphic Novel Network looks at The Infinite Loop by French creative team Pierrick Colinet and Elsa Charretier....

An enjoyably bad film, of not much value beyond being a snapshot of a period, and even then it rather over-eggs the sex, drugs and rock and ...