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Bird Bookworm Changing The Game Christmas Eve In Miller’s Point Gladiator II The Last Rifleman Magpie Piper Point Break The Problem With People Soundtrack To A Coup d'Etat Tumbbad

Latest reviews:

Black Tuesday September 5 The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent Drowning Dry Alien Country 100 Litres Of Gold Calf Spilt Milk Soundtrack To A Coup d'Etat A Yard Of Jackals Small Things Like These Christmas Eve In Miller’s Point Les Vampires Gladiator II Director's Cut There Was, There Was Not Forest Emmanuelle Magpie Louis Feuillade: The Complete Crime Serials

Latest DVD reviews:

Black Tuesday Louis Feuillade: The Complete Crime Serials The Third Man Renfield Late Night With The Devil

Eye For Film >> DVDs Out Now

Geisha Assassin
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After a girl witnesses the slaying of her father, she becomes a master of the sword herself in order to avenge his death.
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Rumba
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Offbeat comedy in the style of Tati.
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Kamikaze Girls
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An odd-couple friendship forms between two teens in small town Japan.
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A Serious Man
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Black comedy about a professor whose life starts to unravel.
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Zombieland
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When the world is overrun by zombies, four people try to survive.
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The Crimson Wing
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A year in the life of Lake Natron's flamingos. Plus read our with filmmakers Matthew Aeberhard, Leander Ward and writer Melanie Finn.
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Sinking Of Japan
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The race is on to evacuate Japan after an earthquake threatens its existence.
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Cold Souls
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A jaded actor discovers that in order to save his soul he must first open his mind. Plus read our with Sophie Barthes.
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Afterschool
DVD Review
A boy at an exclusive American private school becomes increasingly obsessed with watching video clips on his computer.
Taking Woodstock
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The story of the youngster who set the wheels in motion for the iconic music festival.
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