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‘Der Nachtmahr’ Movie Review – a shifty, unsettling debut feature

‘Suffragette’ Movie Review – impactfully chronicles a long, hard struggle

‘Parabellum’ Movie Review – offers a minimalist take on the Apocalypse

Secret Cinema Presents Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back – An Immersive Yet Unforgettable Experience

THX 1138 – Asian Dub Foundation Soundtrack 2015 UK Tour

‘Still’ is a grim but untidy crime drama

‘Life Is Sacred’ Movie Review

‘Burden Of Peace’ Movie Review – is one of the centerpieces of this year’s festival

‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ Movie Review – a colorful, middle-tier period piece from the Coens

‘All Is Lost’ Movie Review – a gripping, tense tale of survival

‘Nebraska’ Movie Review – boasts a grizzled, irascible performance from Bruce Dern

EEFF 2013: ‘Soldate Jeanette’ offers pleasant developments and little else

EEFF 2013: ‘Trois Exercises’ is an inessential experiment from one of Romania’s finest

EEFF 2013: ‘Halley’ explicitly illustrates the idea of one’s own body as the enemy

EEFF 2013: ‘Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer’ lays down its weaponry to reflect on an injustice

EEFF 2013: ‘Leones’ is a mystifying spiritual trek, led by a curious camera

EEFF 2013: ‘The Outer Edges’ works best at a distance from its subjects

EEFF 2013: ‘Baby Blues’ colour-codes conflicting demands and temptations

EEFF 2013: ‘Dummy Jim’ is a thankfully unsentimental paean to earthly wonders

EEFF 2013: ‘The Heart of Bruno Wizard’ makes a strong case for ‘heart’, if not its subject

EEFF 2013: Starry-eyed ‘Satellite Boy’ limits its appeal to younger viewers

EEFF 2013: ‘99%’ brilliantly reflects its subject through a collectivist construction

EEFF 2013: ‘Richard Pryor: Omit the Logic’ entertains, yet struggles to dig deeper