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  • All Yours (2014)
    Review preview for All Yours

    Lambert laces this potentially volatile concoction with plenty of humour.

    Richard Mowe · 3 out of 5
    Lucas arrives in Belgium to visit local bakery owner Henry, who has fallen in love with him via the internet. Their ideas about living together, however, differ greatly.
  • Belgica (2016)
    Review preview for Belgica

    Groeningen completely sells us the world of the bar, his immersive tracking and handheld camera leading us into the melee where coke and hedonism are served straight up and the music pounds to be let into your bloodstream.

    Amber Wilkinson · 3.5 out of 5
    Two brothers find their hedonistic bar business heading for trouble.
  • The Most Assassinated Woman In The World (2018)
    Review preview for The Most Assassinated Woman In The World

    There's some excellent effects work to recreate stage-blood and mummery, some real moments of tension and fright, but with four credited writers I wonder if it's trying in too many directions.

    Andrew Robertson · 2.5 out of 5
    A young journalist becomes convinced the Grand Guinol theatre is linked to a series of murders
  • My Men (2015)
    Review preview for My Men

    The film’s structure is on the loose side but the performances keep things on track.

    Amber Wilkinson · 4 out of 5
    An enigmatic woman acts as a catalyst in the lives of a father and his sons.

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