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The Wind Will Carry Us (1999): Kiarostami in the country
In the Lost Lands (2025) A refreshingly middling blast from the past
Falling Into Place (2023) From Meet-Cute to Ugly Realities
Dangerous Animals (2025) The Must-See Bloody Horror Film of the Summer
Darling (1965) The New Morality of the 1960s
Ishanou (1990) Indian regional cinema probes the mystery of faith
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964): Colourful But Lifeless Musical Drama
Andor Season 2 (2025) Round-up: Star Wars’ hard-to-swallow epic is just what fans needed
The Railroad Man (1956) A Year in the Life of a Working Class Family
Themroc (1973) The Urban Caveman and the Red Triangle
Strange New Worlds: Science Fiction at DEFA (1960 to 1976) Socialism Among the Stars
Sinners (2025) A Must See Theatre Experience
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I'm Gav, host of the "My Favourite Film" Podcast, by day I'm a teacher by night, well that's a different matter. I have broad and quite geeky tastes in film, tv, comic books, and pretty much anything else that's going. If it's a new zombie film, book, comic, TV, I'm there but I'll sit down and watch, listen or read pretty much anything from the latest Disney animated movie to the latest Blumhouse.
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Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes (2021) Complex, Thought-Provoking Sci-Fi (Review)

Gav Smith 12/11/2021

Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes really makes you think it will confuse, confound, and in places make you laugh. It’s billed as a Sci-Fi comedy, but honestly don’t expect laugh-out-loud moments, it’s not that kind of film, there is mild humour which makes it an easy light-hearted watch. Before I go on you need to […]

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The Fantastic Mr Fox (2009) Fantastic Film, Even Better Extras (Review)

Gav Smith 04/11/2021
The Fantastic Mr Fox (2009) Fantastic Film, Even Better Extras (Review)

Roald Dahl was one of the greatest writers of children’s stories, his stories have captured and enthralled children since his first children’s tale “Gremlins” in 1943. The Fantastic Mr Fox first published in 1970 finally made its way to the screen in 2009 when Wes Anderson adapted it brilliantly with […]

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Yokai Monsters Collection (1968/2005)(Review)

Gav Smith 01/11/2021
Yokai Monsters Collection (1968/2005)(Review)

Before starting this review I have to ask you the question: have you heard of Yokai? If not this is definitely the place to start, if you have then this should be a great addition to your Blu-Ray collection. Arrow Video has collected together the original Yokai trilogy: 100 Monsters, […]

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