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The labyrinth scored for 11 different cats
review by Ian Simmons
A medieval penitential labyrinth interpreted in purrs. Very high concept.
Skullflower
review by Ian Simmons
Experimental drone metal, apparently.
Victrola favourites
review by Ian Simmons
Misogyny, yodelling and songs about pigs - unmissable
Rosemarie
review by Ian Simmons
Break out the patchouli, guys...
Revolutions
review by Douglas Messerli
Almodóvar's Volver is a kind of 'revolution' is several senses.
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Motels of burning madness
review by Tom Bradley
The tale of a male stripper with a heart of gold and bloody awful luck
Why the Dreyfus Affair matters
review by Harry Reynolds
Plus ça change...
Alice Guy Blaché: cinema pioneer
review by Tom Ruffles
The first woman film director is rewritten into history.
The what else of queer poetry
review by Robert Philbin
A seductive introduction to the post-post modernist New York School of Poetry
A study in survival
review by Tom Ruffles
Communicating with the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Or not, as the case may be...
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Trying not to love
review by Douglas Messerli
Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker is deceptively simple
A matter of conscience
review by Douglas Messerli
A lot happens in the cracks of Porumboiu's Police, adjective
Traveler without a backpack
review by Douglas Messerli
Lorna's silence
review by Douglas Messerli
Miracles happen, even in the bleakest of films.
Suna No Onna & Rikyu
review by Douglas Messerli
Two films by Hiroshi Teshigahara.
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