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Review: Somebody to Love

Paolo Genovese’s Somebody To Love (Follemente) was the perfect movie to open the ST. ALi Italian Film Festival 2025. This irreverent rom-com grabs the viewer from the

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Review: Sicilian Letters

Directed by Fabio Grassadoni and Antonio Piazza, Sicilian Letters is a mafia story with a twist. If you’re expecting a shoot-’em-up style action-packed flick, this

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Review: Fuori

Fuori (2025) is a biographical film based around Italian author Goliarda Sapienza’s brief but life-changing imprisonment due to jewellery theft. Directed by Mario Martone and

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Review: The Smashing Machine

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson takes a bold step into character acting with The Smashing Machine, Benny Safdie’s biopic of mixed martial arts champion Mark Kerr.

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Review: Splitsville

I’ll be honest – I went into Splitsville expecting another cookie-cutter rom-com. However, this little gem blindsided me in the best way possible. It’s easily

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Review: Sketch

10 year-old Amber Wyatt is angry at life. She has just lost her mother and her dad is hellbent on erasing all the memories of

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Review: The Life of Chuck

When it comes to the prolific novelist, Stephen King, I often think of Jack Nicholson hacking down the door in the Shining. I also think

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Review: Future Council

Movies focused on the environment seem to be flooding our screens this year. We had David Attenborough’s Ocean, then Wilding… and now we have Future

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Review: Bride Hard

It’s Die Hard meets Bridesmaids – it’s Bride Hard! Bride Hard stars Rebel Wilson as Sam, a secret agent whose mission impossible is being maid

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Review: Smurfs

The Smurfs were a regular part of my Saturday morning cartoon diet. I loved them so much that I wouldn’t be surprised if my dad

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Review: And Then There Were None

Agatha Christie was the master of the murder-mystery genre. This latest stage adaptation of her story ‘And Then There Were None’ is a great example

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