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If the film fails to connect the dots, it is never less than intriguing.

The acting is abysmal and the dubbing appalling.

Tears will be shed as you watch.

It is hard not to admire a film that manages, for all the shoestring meagreness of its budget, to be so broad in its ambitions.

An overwrought, eccentric folly, surely never to be repeated, but truly amazing to behold.

This rarely seen Argento gem has it all. We're on ground he's covered before, but it's constantly shifting beneath us.

The camera soars like a bird, zooming and floating through walls, pressing the audience into a voyeuristic role.

Secretary is a testament to the need to leave politics out of the bedroom and just look at things honestly once in a while.

Thieves suffers from a story which is really too slight for its length, but explores its metaphorical aspects in some depth.

The overall effect is not unlike watching a delicate and subtle poem slowly turn into something altogether more clumsy and prosaic.

Glen keeps a balance between the plot and the action that is believable.