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As elegant and overblown as ballet itself.

This is low-key, nervous, twisted stuff, hinting at anger so deeply ingrained it can only erupt in tight, controlled spurts of rage.

Elegantly constructed and shot with the same apparent carelessness which turns out to be something much cleverer, Hannah And Her Sisters is a film which will take you by surprise.

What really lifts this, beyond its smart scripting and clever shifts of mood, is its remarkable beauty.

Dropping the demonic angle in favour of a more clichéd serial killer back-story proves a major mistake – it scuppers all ambiguity and feels like a step back from the bedlam of the original.

Production values and performances are exemplary, with only a nagging tendency to resort to flashbacks.

This tale of elderly amour, centering on a Jewish New York author, is sweet enough.

Nine Bullets is not just an action film, which it is…but a film in which characters develop, learn and learn to get along.

As a rites-of-passage, it suffers too wide a time frame.

A gorgeous piece of work.

Multi-layered, original, funny and packed full of story and circumstance that makes you think.