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Banel & Adama

Ramata-Toulaye Sy
21-05-2023

Victor Fraga - 21-05-2023

Young widow and a hesitant village leader confront a society strictly moulded by tradition, in this beautiful yet lethargic tale of love and tragedy - Senegalese film is in cinemas on Friday, March 15th [Read More...]

Monster

Hirozaku Koreeda
2023

Victor Fraga - 18-05-2023

Koreeda's new drama about a young boy grappling with manifold "monsters" of all sorts is deeply humanistic but also extremely convoluted - in cinemas on Friday, March 15th [Read More...]

Wake Up

RKSS
2024

Paul Risker - 14-03-2024

Rollicking fun American horror may lack a guttural punch, but isn’t dragged down by its breezier ambitions - from the Glasgow Film Festival [Read More...]

The Persian Version

Maryam Keshavarz
2023

Victor Fraga - 24-06-2023

Persian-American filmmaker based in New York creates a semi-autobiographical dramedy about her family's complex national identity, with a few dirty secrets thrown in - in cinemas on Friday, March 22nd [Read More...]

Our dirty questions to Elan Golod

 

Eoghan Lyng - 12-03-2024

Eoghan Lyng talks the to first-time Israeli-American documentarist about his heartwarming creation: a movie about a retired Jewish guard recalling the atrocities that he witnessed with his own eyes through dazzling cartoons [Read More...]

Do not Expect too Much from the End of the World (Nu Astepta Prea Mult de la Sfârsitul Lumii)

Radu Jude
2023

Victor Fraga - 05-08-2023

Raju Jude presents his unsightly, messy and completely bonkers new movie, a caustic satire of a Romania intoxicated by film wizardry - in cinemas on Friday, March 6th [Read More...]

Copa 71

Rachel Ramsay
James Erskine
2023

Victor Fraga - 04-12-2023

The incredible story of the biggest Women's World Cup of all time that nobody ever heard of is both sobering and devastating - in cinemas on Friday, March 6th [Read More...]

Driving Mum (Á Ferð með Mömmu)

Hilmar Oddsson
2022

Victor Fraga - 19-11-2022

Middle-aged loner drives his mother's corpse to her desired resting place, encountering curious characters and ghosts of the past along his journey - exquisite Icelandic drama with flavours of Bergman is in cinemas on Friday, March 1st [Read More...]

Four Daughters (Les Filles d’Olfa)

Kaouther Ben Hania
2023

Victor Fraga - 20-05-2023

Tunisian filmmaker recruits two actresses as stand-ins for two young women lost under very dramatic circumstances; the outcome is a hybrid documentary seamlessly blending family tragedy and politics - in cinemas on Friday, March 1st [Read More...]

Paul’s 27 Dirtiest Movies of All Time: 12 Angry Men

 

Paul Risker - 04-03-2024

A single man challenges an all-male jury hellbent on sending a defendant to the electric chair, forcing them to scrutinise the evidence as well as their own hidden motivations - this is the first one of Paul's 27 Dirtiest Movies of All Time [Read More...]

Elaha

Milena Aboyan
2024

Victor Fraga - 13-03-2024

A young Kurdish-German bride-to-be seeks a hymenoplasty in order to gain the trust of her partner and her conservative community, in this simple and authentic drama - in cinemas on Friday, April 26th [Read More...]

Those bloody vegans!!!

DMovies' reader pours her heart out as she talks about Meet Your Meat the film that changed her life forever, in emotional statement.

Women don’t cower in silence!

Thais reveals the very dirty movie that made her become the strong woman and the empowered professional that she is now!

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