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FILM REVIEW | The Ground Beneath My Feet – Intense
Very intense and dramatic, The Ground Beneath My Feet is a pure psychological thriller that will mess with your head. German with English subtitles, and released in Germany last year, the film follows Lola (Valerie Pachner), a very competitive business consultant. She tries to constantly outdo her co-workers, working very hard on a case that […]
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FILM REVIEW | Crisis Hotline – clever, dark and very sexy gay suspense film
The clock is ticking when a distressed young man calls an LGBT suicide hotline – but there is more to his story in the suspense-filled drama Crisis Hotline. It’s a film cleverly written and directed by Mark Schwab. The story begins where it ends and tells the caller’s story and why he has contacted the […]
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FILM REVIEW | The Host – a thriller that will put excitement into your evening!
Why spend your evening on a boring Zoom chat when you can watch a film that is thrilling, dramatic and sexy! The film is The Host – and it is being released on April 17th on iTunes, Amazon Video, Google Play, Apple TV and all major VoD platforms. London banker Robert Atkinson (Mike Beckingham) has a good […]
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FILM REVIEW | Vivarium – scary, and all too real!
Imagine being trapped, held against your will, in a house and a neighbourhood that is weird and creepy. Actually that’s our reality right now, but take it one step further and imagine that there is simply no escape – and what you have then is Vivarium. Vivarium literally means an enclosure, container, or structure adapted […]
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FILM REVIEW | Scribe
An unemployed accountant takes a job that puts him in the middle of a political conspiracy in the new film “Scribe.” “Scribe (La Mécanique de l’ombre)” is a timely taut French thriller that builds its suspense in events that lead up to a political election. François Cluzet is Duval, a recovering alcoholic who takes a […]
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FILM REVIEW | Norman
★★★★ | Norman Richard Gere is excellent as always as a man who is desperate to do a deal but can’t seem to get a break in the new film Norman. Gere is Norman Oppenheimer, a New York hustler who appears to be living a life of lies – he doesn’t appear to have a […]
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FILM REVIEW | Berlin Syndrome
★★★★ | Berlin Syndrome A young Australian woman visiting Berlin meets who she thinks is a perfect man but then he turns out to be too good to be true. In the new movie Berlin Syndrome, Is it a game or is it a nightmare? When Clare (Teresa Palmer) meets Andi (Max Riernelt) by chance […]
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Film REVIEW | Nocturnal Animals
✭✭✭ | Nocturnal Animals Tom Ford’s highly anticipated second film, Nocturnal Animals, is both brilliant and confusing, no thanks to its three stories in one arc. Amy Adams is art dealer Susan Morrow (Amy Adams) who lives high above the Hollywood Hills in a seemingly loveless marriage to her philandering husband Hutton (Armie […]
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FILM REVIEW | Inferno
INFERNO – First we had The DaVinci Code then Angels and Demons now the fourth Robert Landon story becomes the third Dan Brown film adaption. Nutshell – Tom Hanks globe trots across Europe once again working out cryptic historical clues in another intelligent adventure from one of the Worlds favourite authors. This time the […]
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FILM REVIEW | Now You See Me 2
NOW YOU SEE ME 2 – The sequel to the surprise hit magicians turned thieves movie from 2013. This time the bad guys from episode one are after revenge but nothing is what it seems. Nutshell – The Four Horseman magician team are in hiding after the events of the first movie. An attempt to […]
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60 SECOND FILM REVIEW: Eye In The Sky
EYE IN THE SKY – Real Time Thriller, Real decisions behind fighting war long distance by drone & huge moral issues.