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Pacific Rim

By David Jenkins

Guillermo del Toro’s epic homage to classic-era monster movies is a triumph of consummate design and old school romanticism.

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The Bling Ring

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Heists and high-fashion coalesce in Sofia Coppola's subtle and intricate take on teen boredom and victimless crime.

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The Act of Killing

By David Jenkins

Joshua Oppenheimer mixes the romance of the movies with the horror of genocide in this incredible one-off.

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Stories We Tell

By Adam Woodward

Director Sarah Polley delivers a bittersweet and compelling autobiographical family portrait.

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Like Someone in Love

By Andrew Schenker

Iranian maestro Abbas Kiarostami heads to Tokyo for this multi-faceted jewel.

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Before Midnight

By David Jenkins

Richard Linklater makes it a trilogy for his beloved walkie-talkie love saga. And this one’s possibly the best of the lot.

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Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972)

By David Jenkins

Werner Herzog’s 1972 masterpiece returns to the big screen, which is a cause for major celebration.

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The Stone Roses: Made of Stone

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Shane Meadows delivers a roistering film about extreme fandom under the subtle guise of a Stone Roses biography.

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Something in the Air

By Wally Hammond

A teen rite of passage drama with a political twist from French maestro Olivier Assayas.

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Mud

By Adam Woodward

Matthew McConaughey’s sublime transformation into A Serious Actor continues apace with this ripping Souther thriller.

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It’s Such a Beautiful Day

By Glenn Heath Jr

The first feature film from Austin-based animation powerhouse, Don Hertzfeldt, is a rapturous joy to behold.

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Spring Breakers

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Is this neon-hued apocalyptic party movie Harmony Korine’s masterpiece? We think it might be...

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Neighbouring Sounds

By David Jenkins

There’s distinctive new voice booming from Brazil (and it sounds a lot like John Carpenter).

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Beyond the Hills

By Anton Bitel

Palme d’Or winner Cristian Mungiu returns with a searing love story that riffs on both The Exorcist and Black Narcissus.

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Nymphomaniac

By Sophie Monks Kaufman

Lars von Trier’s two-part psychosexual epic makes for invigorating, profound and occasionally baffling viewing.

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To the Wonder

By David Jenkins

Don’t believe the anti-hype: Terrence Malick’s fractured modern love poem is a sensual marvel.

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No

By Ashley Clark

Gael García Bernal takes down a dictator with glossy TV advertising in this brilliant Chilean satire.

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Zero Dark Thirty

By Simon Crook

Kathryn Bigelow’s rapid response to the death of Osama Bin Laden is a taut and morally ambiguous procedural for the ages.

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