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Derek vs Derek review â farmers go head to head in rewilding rivalry with real bite (opens the original)
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Two Devon neighbours face off over the future of the countryside in this warm, wry documentary about farming, conservation and some troublesome wild boar This ebulliently accessible but never tacky British documentary finds a delightfully sneaky way to explore debates around environmental damage, agriculture and the countryside without ever being preachy, dry or patronising. The trick is to find engaging characters who happen to have opposing points of view, and while by the end most viewers wou
Child review â jump scares abound in twisty organ transplant fable that keeps horror at its heart (opens the original)
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This Luxembourg-made movie about a couple who venture east to save their son features some impressive film-making Stippled with first-world guilt about income inequality even between fellow EU member states, this Luxembourg-made horror sprinkles a bit of liberal fairy dust over what is otherwise a pretty straight-up, if twisty, horror setup: a grunting, inarticulate and physically disfigured big baddie stalks the normie protagonists who shouldnât have come round these impoverished parts. Think
April X review â Connor Storrie searches for missing twin in dystopian dream-tech sci-fi thriller (opens the original)
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The star of Heated Rivalry does his best in this in this human-trafficking yarn, which gets progressively ickier and more exploitative Sketchy in every sense of the word, this sci-fi thriller is set in the not-too-distant future in a dystopian concrete city (actually mostly Bucharest looking like itself), where life is cheap but screenwriting conceits are clearly expensive, given most of the main ones here appear to be borrowed from other movies. Brother-and-sister twins Baxter (Connor Storrie,
The Watergate Caper: Richard Nixon and the Death of the American Dream review â political scandal, 70s style (opens the original)
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Shane OâSullivanâs documentary weaves archive clips and snippets from films old and new to draw out the highlights of the crisis that rocked the US Judging by his past work, the Irish-born, London-based writer and film-maker Shane OâSullivan may have a chronic case of born-too-late nostalgia. It manifests as a fascination with the politics and counterculture of the late 1960s and 70s, and thatâs clearly a theme in OâSullivanâs previous works, which include: a book and film about the
Legend of Destruction review â starry voices grace animated telling of the Jewish revolt against the Romans (opens the original)
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Eight years in the making, the innovative film uses painted still images â itâs like being read a graphic novel by a cast including Oscar Isaac, Evangeline Lilly and Elliott Gould This Israeli animated film has been largely hanging around in limbo since it was finished in 2021 after taking eight years to complete â though this may or may not be due to the international opprobrium that Israel has attracted in the intervening period. Itâs actually a rather fascinating film, if oddly told a
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