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Review of The Program (2015)

By Samuel Wigley (5) for Sight and Sound (827) on 15 Sep 2015

Frears' film doesn't attempt to dig up anything new or profound so much as zip entertainingly round the twists and turns of an episode of recent…

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Review of Güeros (2014)

By Nick James (16) for Sight and Sound (827) on 14 Sep 2015

As self-aware black-and-white, nouvelle-vague-tribute fever dreams go, Güeros is surprisingly beautiful, inventive and convincing…

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Review of Louder Than Bombs (2015)

By Nick Roddick (15) for Sight and Sound (827) on 14 Sep 2015

Louder than Bombs is emotionally intelligent and certainly holds the attention, particularly during the first 30 minutes, but ultimately fails…

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Review of Pasolini (2014)

By Adrian Martin (6) for Sight and Sound (827) on 10 Sep 2015

Despite Ferrara's insistence that he and his key crew are devout students of Pasolini's cinema, he applies the lessons of this apprenticeship…

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Review of Mia madre (2015)

By Geoff Andrew (550) for Sight and Sound (827) on 10 Sep 2015

To say that the drama is understated is not, however, to say that the film is not dramatically satisfying…

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Review of Miss Julie (2014)

By Nick Pinkerton (448) for Sight and Sound (827) on 02 Sep 2015

The adaptation is Ullmann's own, and it has been done with purpose and intelligence…

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Review of Sun Choke (2015)

By Anton Bitel (1,340) for Sight and Sound (827) on 25 Aug 2015

Sun Choke is, in keeping with a protagonist who comes in more than one 'version', a disorienting, dissociative affair, reminiscent in parts…

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Review of The Nightmare (2010)

By Anton Bitel (1,340) for Sight and Sound (827) on 25 Aug 2015

As 8 people are interviewed about their sleep paralysis, Ascher (himself a sufferer) also reproduces their described experiences on screen,…

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Review of The Nightmare (2015)

By Anton Bitel (1,340) for Sight and Sound (827) on 25 Aug 2015

As 8 people are interviewed about their sleep paralysis, Ascher (himself a sufferer) also reproduces their described experiences on screen,…

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Review of The Nightmare (2015)

By Anton Bitel (1,340) for Sight and Sound (827) on 25 Aug 2015

As 8 people are interviewed about their sleep paralysis, Ascher (himself a sufferer) also reproduces their described experiences on screen,…

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Review of Over Your Dead Body (2014)

By Anton Bitel (1,340) for Sight and Sound (827) on 25 Aug 2015

Two parallel narratives bleed into one another in a deeply irrational manner, blurring the boundaries between theatre and film, antique and…

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Review of The Wolfpack (2015)

By Michael Atkinson (678) for Sight and Sound (827) on 20 Aug 2015

The film remains a testament to movie love, and how acculturated, against all odds, you could become on a steady diet of Hollywood product…

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Review of Skyfall (2012)

By Henry K. Miller (10) for Sight and Sound (827) on 20 Aug 2015

In Sam Mendes's first Bond movie, dazzlingly photographed by Roger Deakins, the sequences shot in wintry London and Scotland stand out…

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Review of Mistress America (2015)

By Kate Stables (138) for Sight and Sound (827) on 13 Aug 2015

A movie about growing into (and out of) things -- the city, friendships, creativity -- it just can't forgo the opportunity to turn its satirical…

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Review of The Outsiders (1983)

By Gilbert Adair (20) for Sight and Sound (827) on 01 Aug 2015

One of the most overtly aesthetic, art-for-art's-sake films in Hollywood's history, a faux-naïf Pre-Raphaelite mural in which angels with…

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Review of Gregory's Girl (1980)

By Gilbert Adair (20) for Sight and Sound (827) on 01 Aug 2015

Within its modest narrative framework, Gregory's Girl strikes me as a well-nigh flawless comedy…

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Review of That Sinking Feeling (1980)

By Gilbert Adair (20) for Sight and Sound (827) on 01 Aug 2015

Its too frequent lapses into nudgingly facetious whimsy... tend to swamp the more delicate trouvailles…

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Review of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)

By Gilbert Adair (20) for Sight and Sound (827) on 31 Jul 2015

Spielberg would seem to be groping towards a virtual theology of space, space as Heaven, offering solace to a world which has foolishly renounced…

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Review of Ginger and Fred (1986)

By Gilbert Adair (20) for Sight and Sound (827) on 31 Jul 2015

The scenes in and around the television studio, as the two forlorn old troupers come to terms with the punkish fauna of the 1980s, are -- for…

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Review of Iris (2015)

By Lisa Mullen (17) for Sight and Sound (827) on 29 Jul 2015

Albert Maysles's last film is a typically deft exercise in subtle observation…

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