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This blending of the truth and invention is a key plank of Chinese director Jia Zhang-Ke's work, which skates so close to documentary it is hard to spot the join.

Impressively, the movie digs into enough warmth and humanity that it pulls the audience through moments of severe cringe with laughs and empathy.

Like girls who rely on their beauty to get what they want, Rose has faith in her ability to charm men into bed and, if required, move in with her and pay the bills.

A simple piece of mindlessly gratifying entertainment.

The sex... has all the choreography of Strictly Come Shagging rather than being the exploration of lust the title suggests.

Desire does not arrive here as a clean break from domestic life. It appears as a tremor inside it.

Defying easy genre classification, Twin Peaks is a complex, literary tale that draws together ideas from disparate sources and is always veering off in directions at once unexpected and entirely logical.

What's Cooking? is better than Bhaji. It is an ensemble movie. And it works. O joy!

The performances electrify.