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If you haven’t ever checked out Hitchcock's early work in silent cinema, this is a great place to start.

A two hander played in a superbly low key fashion by Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack.

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

Metropolis remains one of the most important films ever made.

Michael Mann’s film adaptation of his own executively produced eighties television series got an unjustified kicking on its release.

About thirty seconds into Alfie, I couldn’t help but laugh at how it would be received if released today.

Ira Sachs' new film is a tale of love, heartbreak, and piercing narcissism in Paris.

Al Pacino plays a troubled detective (sound familiar?) investigating a serial killer. Sound familiar?

Bob takes the fall for the crime of lover Ruth and is incarcerated as a result, therefore missing the birth of his daughter.

Guillermo del Toro returns after his Oscar winning triumph The Shape Of Water (2017) with a remake of the 1947 Edmund Goulding film.

This is what Linklater's Before Trilogy if it was condensed into one movie set over a few months.

Richard Linklater's crowning trilogy comes to a spellbinding end.

It's almost unbelievable to think that this is Celine Song's debut film such is the craftsmanship and beauty of Past Lives.

A detective investigating a man's death in the mountains ends up meeting and developing feelings for the dead man's mysterious wife.

Arguably the pinnacle of the heist genre, Dassin’s wonderful French thriller is without doubt one of the most influential films of all time.

Although far from terrible, you repeatedly wonder what Proof of Life would have looked like in the hands of Ridley Scott.