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Dead Man’s Wire

Gus Van Sant
02-09-2025

Victor Fraga - 02-09-2025

The spectacularisation of violence becomes a weapon for social change, in Gus Van Sant’s deliciously cathartic real-life drama - in cinemas on Friday, March 20th [Read More...]
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La Grazia

Paolo Sorrentino
2025

Victor Fraga - 27-08-2025

Sorrentino's study of physical, moral and political decay uses the moribund presidential office of Italy as its subject (the outcome, however, is barely political) - in cinemas on Friday, March 20th [Read More...]

The Golden Glove (Der Goldene Handschuh)

Fatih Akin
2019

Victor Fraga - 10-02-2019

Fatih Skin's serial killer saga is a bizarre tribute to faith and ugliness, unabashed in its dirtylicious wackiness - on Mubi on Friday, March 20th [Read More...]

Our dirty questions to Fil and Foivos

 

Daniel Theophanous - 12-03-2026

Fil Ieropoulos and Foivos Dousos, creators of transgressive film Uchronia (a reinvention of Arthur Rimbaud's work), discuss political protest, madness, the unsung queer heroes, gay Nazis, terfs, why LGBTQIA+ film festivals no longer should exist, and a lot more - read our exclusive interview [Read More...]

The Bride!

Maggie Gyllenhaal
2026

Eoghan Lyng - 11-03-2026

Jessie Buckley doubles as author and anarchist, in Maggie Gyllenhaal's wicked and wild adaptation of Mary Shelley's horror classic - in cinemas on Friday, March 6th [Read More...]

Cicadas (Zikaden)

Ina Weisse
2025

Victor Fraga - 15-02-2025

Nina Hoss and Saskia Rosendahl star in humanistic German drama about small-town folk riven by class divides, fears and anxieties - on BFI Player from Monday, March 16th [Read More...]

The Love That Remains (Ástin Sem Eftir Er)

Hlynur Pálmason
2025

Lida Bach - 09-07-2025

Icelandic director Hlynur Pálmason explores a family’s break-up with stoical patience, enticing imagery and a quirky sense of humour - in cinemas on Friday, March 13th [Read More...]

A Pale View of Hills

Kei Ishikawa
2025

Eoghan Lyng - 15-05-2025

Situated in two different eras and disparate geographies, two women reconcile their heritage - disappointing literary adaptation is in cinemas on Friday, March 13th [Read More...]

Resurrection (Kuang Ye Shi Dai)

Bi Gan
2025

Victor Fraga - 23-05-2025

Bi Gan's tribute dreams and the movies is heavily sanitised cinema and geopolitical propaganda - in cinemas on Friday, March 13th [Read More...]

Clothes and control: undressing Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights

 

Piret Ilves - 07-03-2026

British period drama is imbued with Instagram energy and functions as an engine for clothing consumption, argues Advocate for Conscious Clothing Piret Ilves [Read More...]

Our dirty questions to Mascha Schilinski

 

Paul Risker - 24-01-2026

Paul Risker interviews the director of the generational drama Sound of Falling; they discuss memory, imagination, images that you don't see, almost failing film school, why cinema is stuck in a dead end, and more - read our exclusive interview [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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Nataliia Serebriakova

Nataliia Serebriakova (Film critic)
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