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Alex Heeney / December 1, 2021

Tom Hughes on Shepherd, The Laureate, and the human condition

…the beautiful boys in Richard II’s harem — in Rupert Goold’s Richard II. It’s a part that, most of the time, would go unnoticed, even though he’s key to the…

A purple and white image with circles enclosing stills from various films competing for the International Feature Oscar shortlist.

Seventh Row Editors / December 17, 2021

Our hopes for the Best International Feature Oscar shortlist

…that it’s very much a “film of the moment”. Still, it’s certainly a statement for the jury to award top honours to a film that begins with an extended unsimilated…

A collage of stills from the best films of Sundance 2022, against a bright blue background, and a grayscale pattern from the official Sundance 2022 logo.

Seventh Row Editors / January 31, 2022

The best films of Sundance 2022

…Israeli-Palestinian relations, Tantura is actually a wonderful film about state-sponsored cultural amnesia and how we deal (or don’t) with the atrocities upon which our countries were built. It’s a film…

Alex Heeney / June 3, 2022

Continental Drift (South) is a biting satire and family drama

…but feels even more urgent in its wake. An unofficial state visit Nathalie at the refugee facility in Lionel Baier’s Cannes film Continental Drift (South), which premiered at the Director’s…

Alex Heeney / May 27, 2022

Cannes: Marie Kreutzer’s film Corsage finds the Empress in an existential crisis

…decides to give him the older paintings of her to copy from, instead.  Empress Elisabeth (centre, veiled, played by Vicky Krieps) attends a formal state dinner in misery in Marie…

Alex Heeney / September 15, 2022

Unruly Film Review: women battle patriarchy and eugenics in 1930s Denmark

…that her rebellion is only seen as proof of her “troubled mental state”. Soon, she discovers that most of the women at Sprøgo have been there for years. Immediately, she…

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