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The killer-for-hire subgenre takes on an abstract, existentialist complexion.

Bjork demonstrates an intuitive talent for acting that breaks your heart.

Drawing Restraint 9 is no more an easy cinematic experience than a Rodin is a catchy picture postcard.

The Hidden Life Of Trees sets out to engineer a paradigm shift in the minds of viewers.

With wit dry as bone and satire that cuts down to it Östlund builds a picture of morality in shades of grey.

I Am Not A Serial Killer strikes rhythmic beats with precision as the story progresses.

The hand-coloured drawings are exquisite, and who could fail to warm to the charms of these loveable nutters who want all the right things for the world?

Dreams and reality are porous in Alexandre's world - characters and situations so heightened they could also be imagined - although Alexandre's existential crisis about where he 'fits' in the world feels sharply real.

The director has a flare for encapsulating a world of emotion in a single moment.

A thrillingly cinematic film.

Elegiacally epic camerawork sweeps over the snow-kissed landscape as lovingly as the man in a funny woolly hat plays Viking songs about Odin on his xylophone.

What marks Rúnarsson's film out from so many similar coming-of-age films, however, is its strong sense of place and the inner strength of his central character.

Doubtless the director thought the style would serve its narrative but it only alienates.