Grimm Up North
This year’s Grimmfest promises to be bold, brutal and bloody.
»This year’s Grimmfest promises to be bold, brutal and bloody.
»Social satire or comedy drama? The Landlord, the directorial debut of Oscar-winning film editor Hal Ashby, is out on DVD
»Holy Motors, Batman! You’ve never seen anything quite like this.
»Untouchable is a gentle comedy based on the true story about the relationship between a rich quadriplegic and his irreverent Senegal-born carer.
»A gangland pre-Olympic murder in London causes the sister of the suspected killer to launch her own investigation in this new British thriller. Music, fashion, politics and violence ensue.
»From director Asghar Farhadi, About Elly is another powerful story of secrets and lies…
»A welcome reissue of Luis Buñuel’s final film looks at strange relationships and shocking politics. People, romance, ideas, trains and a dead fly await the viewer.
»Marcel Carné’s Le Quai des brumes is re-mastered and re-issued. Has the wait been worth it and will romance still bloom?
»OK? Josef K? Orson Welles’ The Trial is remastered and re-issued but is the jury still out on this controversial work?
»‘Where’s the still, where’s the liquor and where’s the money?’ Lawless is out in cinemas now.
»Moustapha Akkad’s Lion of the Desert is a star-studded epic, out on DVD. Nick Hodgin reviews.
»Horrors appear from the ocean in this anime based upon Junji Ito’s manga. But does the final film sink or swim?
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