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One Night in Miami portrays a fictional meeting between some rather important historical figures back in 1964.

Despite the performances and the glorious look of the film, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is somewhat of a disappointment.

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

Inventive doesn't scratch the surface when thinking of words to describe Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia's Spanish near-apocryphal Sci-Fi.

Sidney Lumet is well versed in crafting corrupt cop thrillers, he's the man behind Serpico (1973) and Prince Of The City (1981).

Sorkin's film feels like a missed opportunity to analyse the events of 1969.

Parker Finn's debut full length feature is one of the finest horror films of the last few years.

Kingdom of Heaven is unbelievably boring, not helped by the insufferable prancing of Orlando Bloom.

Even though it outstays its welcome, this sequel to Halloween almost holds your attention.

It’s preposterous but thoroughly entertaining, not in the same league as The Fugitive, but certainly in the same mold.

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

All the elements of Paul Verhoeven are on display in his latest, a tale of a lesbian nun in seventeenth century Italy.

Rob Savage’s film that was made during the pandemic is shot exclusively over zoom, and is highly effective as a result.

Banned on release, Ken Russell's The Devils still remains without a full uncut release, which is a real shame.

Martin McDonagh’s back catalogue thus far is impressive to say the least.

Craig Gillespie's new film stars Paul Dano as Keith Gill, aka 'Roaring Kitty', the man who took on Wall Street back in 2020.

Sebastián Silva's depiction of self-obsession and narcissism is one of 2023's funniest and original films.

Matthew Holness is likely best known to you as Garth Merenghi; author, dream weaver, and visionary. He's directed a horror film.

Bangkok Dangerous is rubbish, but falls some way short of being absolutely terrible.