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Djama immediately captures the sense of old friendships and the way that 'jokes' can carry sentiment that's serious as a heart attack underneath.

It might be a deliberate choice to make a movie for new subculture-free audiences, but the stylish source material deserves at least some effort.

Days of Glory is a great film, thoroughly deserving of the award attention that it has received.

Road movies are about roads and roads can be long and tiring.

Emotional explorations are the life-blood of London River, but it is clogged up by the weight of sorrow running through it.

Rabaté is strong on seeking out the irony in middle class mores.

Edward Zwick has succeeded in turning a contemporary nightmare into a good day's sleep.

There is a lot going on here on both a family and a political level, but Barsaoui sensibly avoids spelling things out letter by letter.