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Back in 2003, Clint Eastwood was the first man to adapt a Dennis Lehane novel, and he did it superbly.

Mia Hanson-Love’s seventh full-length film isn’t simply a two-hour homage to the films of Ingmar Bergman as its title may suggest.

Mark Jenkin returns with his follow up to his debut masterpiece Bait (2019) with this eerie folk chiller.

Jake Gyllenhaal is terrific in the dual roles of two different people who are physically identical.

Described as a 'teasing long-con', a more appropriate description of this drivel would be a 'testing long-chore'.

Schipper’s film is genuinely one take, filmed over a two and half hour period one morning in Berlin, and is sensational.

Based on true events, Angelina Jolie stars as Christine Collins, whose son Walter disappears while she is out one day.

Kiefer Sutherland's Nelson is a medical student who wants to know what lies beyond death.

Cage's private detective Tom risks his marriage to take on what initially seems to be a case of missing persons.

Albert Serra's latest film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at Cannes last year, and we've had to wait almost a year to get it here.

A mysterious man turns up at the house of the Petersons, a family who have recently lost their son/brother Celeb to the war.