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Despite the fine cast, and some striking, color-drained cinematography, A Moi Seule doesn't have enough psychological complexity.

Hippocrates is an engaging coming-of-age drama centring on the problems within public medicine in France as budget cuts bite.

The plot quickly runs out of narrative drive, preferring to deluge the senses with symbolic and surrealistic images.

For all its bombast – the thwacks, the thuds, the slowed-down bang of a gunshot – one never really believes these guys are in trouble.

If Kruithof’s main ambition with Promises is to make audiences debate and ponder over the relationships between politicians and the public then it is definitely succeeds in its efforts to bring these puzzling and interesting topics to light.

An unlikely, but highly effective, marriage of arthouse and mainstream sensibilities.

Lea Fehner bites off more than she can chew.

A fiercely intellectual film, Lafosse shears away any shred of sentimentality, although humanism remains.

If you've read the paper during the last ten years, you won't get much new insight here.