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Akram Zaatari: The Script review - Peaceful and joyful, serious and amusing

There’s much food for thought in Modern Art Oxford’s new exhibition from Lebanese artist Akram ... More info

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Sometimes Always Never [12A] review - Unique

Within the first five minutes of Carl Hunter’s feature debut Sometimes Always Never you realize ... More info

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America's Cool Modernism seeks to open the door to an era of American art that may be new to many ... More info

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The Two Popes brings together South American, European and Stateside talent in a suitably ... More info

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Artfully crafted but ultimately unsatisfying. The meticulous set and flawless photography ... More info

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Glenn Watson's personal top 10.2007 was a year of political soul-searching in the cinema, with the ... More info

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A long title for a long film. But don’t be put off - even if you don’t like westerns, because ... More info

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Shallow as a pauper's grave, Outlaw is a manipulative movie with arthouse pretensions. Posing a ... More info

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Lermontov: Why do you want to dance? Vicky Page: Why do you want to live? Lermontov: I don't know ... More info

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A cracking action-adventure, Battle for Terra is a catch-it-if-you-can corker. Coming in Avatar’s ... More info

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