The Freedom Machine is a love letter to women in the past who paved the way for women in cycling today. …
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There is nothing as painful as being a teenage girl. Director Nida Manzoor gives these emotions authority in her hilarious feature debut Polite Society.…
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Rye Lane has all the makings of a classic romance about brief encounters. It's a completely unique debut from director Raine Allen-Miller…
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In her second feature film, Léonor Serraille, writes and directs an intimate drama on the reality of being an immigrant family.…
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A redemptive narration of the mentally ill and a love letter to their nurses, Typist Artist Pirate King is a picture that celebrates women and their complexity.…
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War Pony invites us into the lives of two young men growing up on a Native American reservation in South Dakota, hoping to survive in a system designed to disadvantage them.…
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The stakes are high yet incredibly believable, blurring the audience’s mind into forgetting that the story is not based on real events.…
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Adura Onashile’s feature debut, Girl, a brilliant exploration into a mother and daughter’s anxiety about life in a new city.…
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The most gut-wrenching version of Love Actually, where the characters’ lives interconnect with one another, only instead of preparing for Christmas, they are facing evictions.…
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Pearl is the second addition to Ti West’s three-part ‘X Trilogy’ which marked it’s UK premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival this week.…
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