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Review
Cheeky humour lifts tale of loss
Cris Kennedy
Charlotte Rampling plays Ruth, an acerbic and witty woman mourning her best years. Picture: Transmission Films
Review
French farce is delightfully silly
Cris Kennedy
A scene from Employee of the Month. Picture: Maslow Entertainment
Review
Strap yourself in for a tense ride
Jane Freebury
Laure Calamy delivers a stunning lead performance as a harried single mother. Picture: Palace Films
Review
Like action? Then jump aboard
Ron Cerabona
Benito Antonio Martnez Ocasio encounters Brad Pitt in Bullet Train. Picture: Scott Garfield
Ron Howard's 'deeper responsibility' of directing Thai cave rescue film
Lindsey Bahr
Thirteen Lives tells the story of the cave divers who saved a boys' soccer team in 2018. Picture: Vince Valitutti
Review
Murder Party has a French twist on a killer whodunnit
Ron Cerabona
Murder Party is visually striking and features solid acting performances. Picture: Kazak Productions
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Full Time is an adrenaline-pumping French film about a single mother's daily hustle
Cris Kennedy
Laure Calamy in her award-winning performance as a stressed single mum in French film Full Time. Picture: PalaceFilms
Review
The Reason I Jump is a vivid portrait of neurodiversity
Cris Kennedy
The Reason I Jump Five explores the inner lives of autistic folk from different countries and home environments. Picture: Madman
Review
The Forgiven, with Ralph Fiennes, both intrigues and annoys
Ron Cerabona
Jessica Chastain, left and Ralph Fiennes in The Forgiven. Picture: Sife Elamine
Review
Zombie franchise gets a new life
Cris Kennedy
Ella Balinska, left and Adeline Rudolph in Resident Evil. Picture: Martin Cruz/Netflix

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