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Swedish filmmaker Ragnhild Ekner is a diehard IFK Göteborg fan and was partly driven to make a documentary about ultras, a subculture of…

Forget all the bad stuff you ever knew about Michael Jackson. Wipe it from your mind. If you happen to…

I came into this world eyes crossed, the small tip of my nose made bow. The moment my spine steadied…

Like boarding a flight for somewhere promising, only to be met with an emergency landing, Departures never quite reaches the emotional depth…

“Do you have any idea of what you will do with this vaginodrome?” A film director is surrounded by at least…

When sad-eyed music student Laura (Paula Beer) is involved in a car crash that leaves her boyfriend dead from an horrific…

If an almost-three-hour is-it-spoof-is-it-not directed by a French auteur starring Jude Law as Vladimir Putin sounds a bit odd, just wait until…

This is an amazing example of a famous actor making his directorial debut but then completely stealing the film from under…

A confession: I am really not a fan of the French filmmaker Franoçois Ozon. He seems like a lovely chap. Literate, passionate, with…

There’s an argument to be made that audio is consistently underutilised in cinema – despite the advent of Dolby Atmos,…