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Review of Martian (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

The Martian would be a great engineering recruitment film - if it ever mentioned the word 'engineering…

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Review of Obvious Child (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

It's a big step forward that [Gillian] Robespierre's indie comedy never treats whether Donna should have an abortion as a debate; Instead,…

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Review of Take Me to the River (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

[Matt Sobel] illuminates blurry lines in a fascinating way, but what those lines mean, how they've been crossed, and where things go from there…

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Review of The Riot Club (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

They may be scum, but those Riot Club boys sure know how to fill out a tuxedo handsomely…

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Review of Cold in July (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

By the end, the genre conventions have shifted enough to make you feel like you're in a different movie, and yet it has a satisfying, if dark,…

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Review of Nahid (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

Sareh Bayet gives a terrific performance as Nahid, a woman forced into silence, who starts to behave recklessly, sabotaging everything…

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Review of Dear White People (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

With his first film, Dear White People, Justin Simien has proven himself to be one the most exciting emerging voices in cinema. See it…

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Review of The Grand Seduction (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

Rent the original, La Grande Séduction, instead…

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Review of Macbeth (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

The verse, in [Justin] Kurzel's hands, is barely even identifiable as poetry. But what is Shakespeare without the unforgettable language…

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Review of How Heavy This Hammer (2015)

By Mary Angela Rowe (10) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

Canadian director Kazik Radwanski's sophomore feature How Heavy This Hammer is a sympathetic yet unsentimental portrait of contemporary masculinity…

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Review of 10,000 Km (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

Long distance relationships have a tendency to expose and magnify existing problems in romantic relationships…

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Review of Test (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

It's not worth the trek out to a mediocre cinema, but in the comfort of your own home, those dance numbers make it well worth a watch…

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Review of Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

The film's a hell of a ride, often a fun and thought-provoking one, even though it's all such camp…

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Review of Foxcatcher (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

[Bennett] Miller refuses to go for the cheap thrills, but in so doing, he forgets to give us any thrills…

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Review of Gone Girl (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more faithful screen adaptation of a novel than David Fincher's film Gone Girl, which was also written by the…

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Review of Every Thing Will Be Fine (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

With Every Thing Will Be Fine, [Wim] Wenders has proved that using 3D need not be confined to documentary filmmaking, but that it can be absolutely…

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Review of Test (2014)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

It's not worth the trek out to a mediocre cinema, but in the comfort of your own home, those dance numbers make it well worth a watch…

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Review of Results (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

A romantic comedy is nothing without its leads, and [Cobie] Smulders and [Guy] Pearce make a wonderful, charming pair…

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Review of Sicario (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

The real star of the film may be cinematographer Roger Deakins, whose work here is both breathtaking and purposeful, a huge part of why [Sicario]…

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Review of Racing Extinction (2015)

By Alex Heeney (135) for Seventh Row (175) on 13 Aug 2017

The high-tech visualizations and the beautiful images are what makes Racing Extinction a must-see. It's awe-inspiring and vital…

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