Rampart
Rampart

Veteran police officer Dave Brown (Woody Harrelson) finds himself in a personal and emotional downward spiral in this hard hitting thriller directed by Oren Moverman.

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Black Gold

Black Gold

Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud, Black Gold is set in the early 20th century, against a backdrop of oil, greed, war, religion and two warring kingdoms in the Yellow Belt.

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Alien³ And The Tales Of The Wooden Planet

Alien³ And The Tales Of The Wooden Planet

David Fincher’s feature directorial debut and a sci-fi favourite of Patrick Samuel’s, we look at the making of Alien³ from its early conception to its troubled production.

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I Am Love

I Am Love

Melodramatic and exaggerated, I Am Love will be too much for some, but if you want to be indulged, then this is it. It’s not perfect, but its visuals make up for it.

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Senna

Senna

Asif Kapadia’s documentary made of compiled archive footage gives a compelling portrait and insight into Ayrton Senna, arguably the greatest Formula 1 driver of all time.

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Metropolis

Metropolis

Possibly the Weimar era’s most influential film, Fritz Lang’s Metropolis continues to inspire and amaze with a story fused with political, religious and mystical elements.

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Cujo

Cujo

For this week’s addition to the Stephen King cult classic season, Jamie Suckley is mauled by Lewis Teague’s 1983 film Cujo. Anyone would think this dog had rabies or something?

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The Artist – Soundtrack

The Artist – Soundtrack

Majestic, lively and tense, The Artist soundtrack covers heavy emotional themes ranging from one extreme to the other, and it manages to do this extremely well.

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