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Imagery and sound are so closely wedded throughout that at times it seems meaningless to distinguish between the two.

The degree to which this film is unsettling is testimony to the strength of the acting and direction.

Lynch creates unease with every camera angle and glitch in the storyline.

The mystery's got some darker touches than might be expected, the process of updating Nancy from the Thirties to the new millennium is well handled, but there's little originality, little sparkle.

The Persian Connection is anchored by an affecting performance from Safai.

Peter Parker thinks he has problems if he can't pay rent, get a girlfriend, or if no one likes him. Boo hoo! Frank Castle has REAL problems, none of this wimpy crap.

This gentle, beautifully made film has an understated sensitivity that runs right through it.