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Licorice Pizza shouldn’t be pulled apart, it should be experienced, enjoyed, and ultimately, probably loved.

Celine Sciamma follows up her world beating Portrait Of A Lady On Fire (2019) with another gorgeous and poignant film.

My favourite film of 2021, Sorrentino's autobiographical tale of a teenager in Naples is absolutely gorgeous.

Molly Manning Walker's debut feature is one of the best films of 2023.

An excellent reminder of why Annette Benning is simply wonderful in every respect.

Director Cooper Raiff is, somewhat astoundingly, only twenty-five years of age. His latest once again proves how talented he is.

Rocks is a wonderful portrayal of something we know happens, but frequently don't worry about because it's not our problem.

Claudia Weill’s sort-of coming of age dramedy is a low key but effective affair.

There's numerous teenage coming of age films that you can sink your teeth into from down the years, but this is one of the finest.

Lee Isaac Chung has produced what will surely be one of the best films of the year, and you should do all you can to track it down.

Onward is a thoroughly enjoyable piece of animation, and one of the better films Disney/Pixar have made in recent years.

Emma Seligman’s directorial debut, adapted from her 2018 short of the same name, was one of the best films of 2021.

Charlotte Wells’ quite exceptional debut feature is heavily autobiographical, drawing on her own relationship with her dad.

Richard Linklater's partial biopic is a wonderful depiction of possibility and childhood dreams.

Nine year old Cáit is sent to live at a distant cousins house for the summer in rural Waterford, Ireland.

Kelly Fremon Craig's adaptation of Judy Blume's 1970 novel is a lovely affair, and stars Abby Ryder Fortson as the titular character.