James Marsh
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Shawn Yue and Eric Tsang headline an award-winning gritty, low-budget drama about the daily struggles of Hong Kong’s under-privileged. Read More
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Originally scheduled for release 18 months ago, Cheng Er’s follow-up to Lethal Hostage finally arrives in Hong Kong cinemas with precious little fanfare considering the high calibre of talent involved.… Read More
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Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds and Rebecca Ferguson find themselves trapped on the International Space Station with a very unfriendly martian. (at 19:20) Read More
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It’s big screen adaptation time for Saban’s superheroes, but how can the Power Rangers compete in the current climate of Marvel and DCEU? Read More
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Seldom one to be praised for his positive representations of women onscreen (remember Virgin Psychics ?), Japanese filmmaker Sion Sono takes encouraging strides towards a more feminist outlook in Antiporno,… Read More
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Having made his feature debut with 2014’s The Continent, Chinese celebrity blogger/author/entrepreneur/rally driver Han Han again borrows from his own life experiences for Duckweed, his second directorial offering. Read my… Read More
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When a vampire bite has no effect on young Tim, he is introduced to an underground organisation known as the Vampire Cleanup Department. He also falls in love with a… Read More
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Emma Watson and Dan Stevens headline Disney’s latest live-action adaptation of a beloved animated classic. Read More
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A long-gestating passion project for director and co-screenwriter Martin Scorsese, this adaptation of Shusaku Endo’s 1966 novel about Jesuit priests in 17th century Japan is finally arriving on the big… Read More
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Fascinating documentary about Truffaut’s landmark interviews with Alfred Hitchcock, that helped affirm Hitch’s position as a master filmmaker, as well produce the book that influenced a whole generation of filmmakers.… Read More
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Isabelle Huppert earns herself an Oscar nomination in Paul Verhoeven’s darkly comic thriller about a middle-aged rape victim dealing with myriad traumas in her own peculiar way. Read More
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Tom Hiddleston and Brie Larson head up an all-star cast in the latest big screen outing for the giant ape from a land that time forgot. (at 04:30) Read More
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Danny Boyle reunites Renton, Spud, Sick Boy and Begbie 20 years down the line for a charged reunion ripe with nostalgia. (at 14:50) Read More
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Emboldened by the success of last year’s Deadpool , Hugh Jackman and writer-director James Mangold look to push the boundaries of the superhero genre even further with Logan, achieving new… Read More
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Recent successes such as Train to Busan and I Am a Hero have proved that there is still life in the decaying corpse of the zombie genre beyond The Walking… Read More
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Barry Jenkins crafts a poetic, beautiful and at times heartbreaking film about one young man’s struggle with his identity spanning three decades. Believe the hype, it’s the real deal. (at… Read More
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Casey Affleck and Michelle Williams are both Oscar-nominated for their roles in Kenneth Lonergan’s downbeat but powerful family drama. (at 13:25) Read More
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It has been a good year for South Korean cinema, producing everything from sumptuous erotic costume dramas ( The Handmaiden ) to adrenaline-fuelled zombie thrillers ( Train to Busan ).… Read More
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