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009 Re: Cyborg

Focusing on the shape of global terror of the past decade, Kenji Kamiyama’s 009 Re: Cyborg is an incredibly ambitious post 9/11 anime riddled with religious allusions. More…

009 Re: Cyborg
Everybody Has A Plan

Written and directed by Ana Piterbarg, Everybody Has A Plan deals with changing who you are and the morality of hiding your real identity. Pete Turner reviews this Spanish noir. More…

Everybody Has A Plan
Star Trek Into Darkness

With a few topical clicks, stunning action sequences, engaging story and a number of winks to the Trekkies, J. J. Abrams delivers the goods once again with Star Trek Into Darkness. More…

Star Trek Into Darkness
Iron Man 3

The first film in the Marvel universe that takes place in a post-Avengers world, Iron Man 3 takes on a more serious tone without ever losing the wit we have come to love. More…

Iron Man 3
Bernie

Richard Linklater’s quirky, off-centre black comedy about Bernie Tiede is as much about religion and morality as it is the breaking points of zealous community figures. More…

Bernie
Oblivion

Based on Joseph Kosinski’s unpublished graphic novel of the same name, Oblivion is a film attempting to tackle some of the most fundamental issues surrounding human nature. More…

Oblivion
Evil Dead

Fede Alvarez brings back the infamous Necronomicon in a superb remake of Sam Raimi’s horror classic to unleash the terror of Evil Dead upon those who dare open its pages. More…

Evil Dead
Robot And Frank

Set in the near future, an ex-jewel thief receives a gift from his son: a robot butler programmed to look after him. But soon the two companions try their luck as a heist team. More…

Robot And Frank
Oz The Great And Powerful

Cult director Sam Raimi takes us back to the magical Land of Oz to see how the man behind the curtain ended up in a world that “wasn’t Kansas anymore”. More…

Oz The Great And Powerful
Stoker

Park Chan-wook’s first foray into English language cinema is a Gothic coming-of-age tale about the bookish loner India Stoker and a visit from her ominous Uncle Charlie. More…

Stoker
Wreck-It Ralph

When the arcade shuts for the day, the games characters come out to play. It’s not all candy-coatings for bad-guy Ralph, but a joy ride for fans of old computer games. More…

Wreck-It Ralph
Warm Bodies

Based on Isaac Marion’s novel of the same name and directed by Jonathan Levine, Warm Bodies is the story of a zombie falling in love with a survivor of the undead apocalypse. More…

Warm Bodies
Safety Not Guaranteed

Colin Trevorrow’s directorial debut is a charming romantic indie science fiction film that questions what you would change about your past if you had a time machine. More…

Safety Not Guaranteed
Love Never Dies

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical, filmed in Australia, is visually stunning with technically demanding stage operations and fantastic costume designs. More…

Love Never Dies
Arirang

South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk documents himself dealing with a crisis while living a reclusive life – but is this personal crisis a mere disguise for something else? More…

Arirang
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