Movies out this week include:

Angel's Egg Boogie Nights Disclosure Day The Fall Of Sir Douglas Weatherford Pink Narcissus Strictly Ballroom

Latest reviews:

Montreal, My Beautiful A Drop In The Ocean Hope Is A Word Rich Flu Disclosure Day Crescendo 4000 Days Colors Of White Rock De Gaulle: Résistance Full Phil Wetiko Backrooms Aanikoobijigan Seven Snipers Colony Savage House Minotaur Open Endings Species Sheep In The Box

Latest DVD reviews:

The Cars That Ate Paris Insomnia Cecile Is Dead Ben-Hur Cruel Tale Of Bushido

Eye For Film >> DVDs Out Now

King Of Hearts
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Sent to the small town of Marville to disarm a bomb left behind by retreating German troops, an English soldier finds it has been taken over by the abandoned inmates of the local asylum.
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The Piano
Blu-Ray Review
A mute woman in an arranged marriage makes a dangerous bargain in an attempt to retrieve her stranded piano.
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Sweet Country
DVD Review
Australian frontier drama, told from an Aboriginal perspective.
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The Bridge: Season 4
DVD Review
Final season of the Scandi crime drama.
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You Were Never Really Here
DVD Review
A tormented assassin tries to rescue a girl but trouble lies ahead.
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120 BPM (Beats Per Minute)
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Portrait of the ACT UP activist group, a direct action collective aiming to impact the lives of people with AIDS.
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No Way Out
Blu-Ray Review
A black doctor is assigned to treat two white racist suspects who are brothers, and when one dies it causes tension that could start a race riot.
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Early Man
Blu-Ray Review
Stop motion animated cave men and a hog learn to play football and take on the best team in the known universe
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The Commuter
DVD Review
A man finds himself racing against time on a commuter train.
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The Post
DVD Review
The story of how the Washington Post rose to prominence by taking on the Nixon administration.
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News

Everything on the line Cara Holmes on the power of community, preserving history and Lesbian Lines

A taste of power Andrew Neel on ordinary life under totalitarianism and How To Feed A Dictator

Rock star spirit Shane Belcourt on Louis Cameron and Ni-Naadamaadiz: Red Power Rising

Heir presumptive Rob Rice on the power of comedy, political disappointments and Ponderosa

Keeping the rhythm Hugo Ruíz on storytelling techniques, kinky cinema and Dante

From personal to universal Karla Murthy on The Gas Station Attendant and her relationship with her dad

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The Evia Project Event returns for a 5th year with focus on the forest


DocFest Winners announced


Tribeca Awards announced


Karlovy Vary 60th anniversary edition to feature Jesse Eisenberg and Maggie Gyllenhaal as guests


Fantasia Second wave of titles announced