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A sensitive, intelligent and captivating performance.

There comes a point where ingredients stop being a recipe and start resembling a shopping list.

The madness and the badness is everywhere - the dangerous and the foolish

Boaz Yakin's debut is so assured and individual, it clears away debris from those better known in the 'hood to create an authentic work of genuine quality.

The film has adventure at its heart and excitement in its pocket.

The story goes to some difficult places and is by no means all about laughs, but its comedic elements will likely appeal most strongly to those with lived experience.

Overall, King Of New York is distinguished from similarly themed films by its willingness to embrace the gangster genre's exploitative nature; it's as shallow as a puddle but it's riveting viewing all the same.

This is less fun than a month at Butlins.

Fear can't touch you if you don't care

It is described simply as “A Fable”, but there is nothing simple about this over-ambitious allegorical sprawl.

An efficiently diverting thriller.

It's largely in Jarmusch's preferred genre of tittering, offbeat comedy, though, and he conjures up some brilliant scenarios and characters.

Bong keeps it all on the move with immense visual flair, innumerable chases and excellent effects.

Realistic fly-on-the-wall performances prevent Sherrybaby from descending into a sentimental hard luck story.

In many ways it feels more like a succession of power music videos, with almost every one memorable and worth a replay.