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There's some great black comedy here, at times spectacularly cruel.

The bottom falls out of sanity in a way that, despite being based on real events, feels deeply unsatisfactory.

A fine start to Ricky Gervais’ silver screen career.

They have dirt under their fingernails

The powerfully cathartic ending of The Bourne Ultimatum is a long shadow to get out of, and this film never quite manages it.

Phoenix strips the skin off your eyeballs. What happens next is a gasp away from easy.

Lanthimos confirms his reputation as one of contemporary cinema’s most original and unsettling directors

Compelling stuff.

Despite Nichols’s softly-softly approach, the film packs a powerful punch, constantly reminding us of just how recent these historical injustices are.

Reichardt’s attention to detail is visible in every aspect, and the perfect casting is no exception.

The role is a gift for Negga, who has always evinced considerable talent but has not previously had the chance to demonstrate her abilities to this extent.

The lady can't keep her clothes on. It's part of the training

There are some powerful moments in Skin, but however lasting some of its impacts the film isn't as deep as it hopes.

With a pitch-perfect main cast, snappy dialogue, and a swift pace, it may not be Frears' best but it makes few false moves either.

Landscape and music and everyday objects are used to splendid effect.