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Just when you thought we’d had enough Iraq War movies, Atonement arrives to prove you wrong.

John Malkovich gives the finest performance of his career in Martin McDonagh’s latest thoughtful black comedy.

Phoolan is a tense yet uneven, but often compelling portrait of a young woman who became an symbol of resistance to gender discrimination.

By Josh Bate The attempted assassination of South Korean President Park Chung-hee is the kind of historical event that seems tailor-made for a conspiracy thriller. With The Assassin(s), director Hur Jin-ho turns this chilling chapter of South Korean history into

By Josh Bate Mount Everest has been conquered countless times since Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first reached its summit, but the achievement remains one of the most extraordinary feats of the 20th century nonetheless. Unfortunately, Tenzing, a new Apple

A sweeping romantic epic that is perhaps the greatest queer movie of all time

Danny Boyle’s dramatization of the origins of The Sun misses the mark.

By George Bate Check out my review of Prima Facie on ScreenRant here.

Part crime thriller, part buddy comedy, part biting social satire.

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Cynthia Erivo is excellent in a momentous, yet flawed TIFF premiere.

By George Bate The “curry western” emerged in the 1970s when Bollywood filmmakers like Ramesh Sippy drew inspiration from American and Italian spaghetti westerns to couple tropes like sun-baked badlands, Ennio Morricone-style scores, and brooding anti-heroes with traditional Indian dacoit