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By Mikey Rose Three Minutes: A Lengthening is a 2022 Dutch–British documentary directed by Bianca Stigter and narrated by Helena Bonham-Carter. It recounts the historical process of digitally restoring and deciphering three-minutes of 16mm film featuring snippets of the Jewish community in

Reviewed by Aislinn O’ Keeffe ‘God’, for the better part of the 20th century, was omnipresent in Ireland. Claimed to be manifest in the institution of the Catholic Church, its noxious tendrils twined around the home, school, hospitals, the Gardaí, workplaces and

Reviewed by Leah Whelan (Spoiler warning) Set in a rural coastal village in Ireland in the early 1990s, God’s Creatures, starring Emma Watson as Aileen and Paul Mescal as her son Brian, gives an interesting insight into violence against women, familial loyalty

Review: Aftersun directed by Charlotte WellsMubi, 2022 Reviewed by Harper Cleves (Spoiler warning) Aftersun, written and directed by Charlotte Wells, follows a late 90s summer holiday of a Scottish father-daughter duo Sophie and Callum, played by Franki Corio and Paul Mescal. The

Triangle of Sadness Directed by Ruben Ostlund  Reviewed by Carol Brogan (spoiler warning) Ruben Ostlund’s (Force Majeure, 2014 and The Square, 2017) Triangle of Sadness is invariably billed as a glossy and witty takedown of the mega-rich superyacht culture, and those who desperately