Genre Drama
Rush
Formula One has provided so many incredible adversarial sagas, personal journeys and desperate tragedies that you don’t need to invent a plot.
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Cinema Paradiso
An enchanting trip of nostalgia that is timeless in its appeal.
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Upstream Colour
One of those rare movies that takes us someplace else, someplace nonarticulated. And we come back changed.
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The Look Of Love
A stunning evocation—over three decades—of London’s most entertaining neighbourhood.
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Blue is the Warmest Colour
An exquisitely expert piece intertwining all the elements of filmmaking so perfectly that it becomes a truly immersive experience.
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Dom Hemingway
For every glimmer of genre-rejuvenating inventiveness, is a floodlight of cliché washing it out.
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All Is Lost
Somewhere between the parables of Jesus and Noah, is one of Robert Redford.
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Gravity
It is a film that does not make us care, it’s a film that expects us to care without having to work for it, utilising all the cinematic bromides without nuance or personalisation.
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The Inevitable Defeat of Mister and Pete
How can you not like it? You can’t, really. It’s earnest. Thank God it got made, thank God Sundance is there to show it, and keep on trucking.
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Summer in February
A picturesque film for connoisseurs of the subtle pleasures that can be found in early 20th century art history (or, indeed, tea and knitwear).
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