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5.0

Vice

Vice is the not so well known tale of how former US Vice President Dick Cheney rose to power over several decades through the US government and how he may have become the most dominant right-hand man in all of modern day politics.
Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson in Lost in Translation
4.5

Lost in Translation

Coppola highlights a sincere feeling of disparity between setting and character transfixing the viewer in a state of wonder, as we gaze upon this new world of harsh lights and beaming neon.
Image of Chloe Grace Moretz and Maika Monroe in Greta (2019)
3.5

Greta

Greta is the latest thriller from Oscar-winning film-maker Neil Jordan which focuses on Frances McCullen (Chloë Grace Moretz), a 20-something waitress who stumbles upon a cash-filled handbag on NYC’s Subway.
Image from Glass - Samuel L Jackon, James McAvoy and Bruce Willis
3.5

Glass

The third film in M. Night Shyamalan’s 'Unbreakable trilogy' and what can only be described as one of the most original takes on the superhero genre since the Dark Knight trilogy.
Image of Hilary Duff from horror film 'The Haunting of Sharon Tate'
1.0

The Haunting of Sharon Tate

The film follows the days leading up to the murder focusing on Tate as she becomes increasingly distraught from visions of her impending death.
Image Of Michael K. Williams from The Public (2018)
4.0

The Public

A public library turned homeless shelter is at odds with library officials and police during an extreme bout of weather.
Image from Netflix film' Hold the Dark'
4.0

Hold the Dark

A writer ventures into the Alaskan wilderness after being hired by the mother of a child who is suspected to have been taken by wolves.
Image of Stephen Dorff and Elle Fanning from Somewhere
4.0

Somewhere

Sofia Coppola has ventured into themes surrounding identity and depression in the past so Somewhere takes a familiar approach to tackle this subject whilst saying much more than the audience anticipates.
Image from 'The Guilty' 2018
5.0

The Guilty

Serving as the Danish entry for the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 91st Academy Awards, The Guilty is a thrilling drama that takes place entirely inside an emergency call center.
Image of Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem in 2018 film 'Everybody Knows'
3.0

Everybody Knows

Mystery is afoot in Asghar Farhadi’s Spanish thriller, which is set in the confines a European village where a wedding is to take place.
Image from Hirokazu Koreeda's film ''Shoplifters' (2018)
4.0

Shoplifters

A heart-warming tale of an unconventional Japanese family living in poverty.
Image of Michael B Jordan from Creed 2 (2018)
2.0

Creed II

The eighth installment of the Rocky franchise and the sequel to Creed.
Image from Buck Run - Review from 2019 Palm Springs International Film Festival
2.0

Buck Run

Director Nick Frangione’s indie drama Buck Run follows 15-year-old Shaw as he copes with the death of his mother and goes to live with his estranged father in their rural Pennsylvania town.
Image from Hidden Man 2018
4.0

Hidden Man

Acting as the Chinese entry for the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 91st Academy Awards, this is the third installment of his action-packed film trilogy and based on the novel Xia Yin by author Zhang Beihai.
Image from film Cake (2018)
3.5

Cake

The personal developments and discoveries of one family as three grown siblings unite after their parents become ill.