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Review: Baby Doe (2026) – Justice After Thirty Years?
The guilt is clear. Far more complicated is the question of what punishment should really mean after so many years.
Jul 10
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Radek Velicka
Review: The Isolate Thief (2026) – Will Sean Bean Survive This New Chamber Western?
Mackenzie Foy faces armed strangers and the bitter cold in an intimate thriller where even Sean Bean’s arrival offers no guarantee of rescue.
Jul 10
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Radek Velicka
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Review: Toy Story 5 (2026) - Pixar’s Toys Still Know How to Break Your Heart
Pixar’s beloved franchise returns with a funny, beautiful and moving story about toys, tablets and the fear of being left behind.
Jul 4
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Radek Velicka
Review: Dante (2026) - A Bloody Night Shift Through Madrid’s Underworld
Hugo Ruiz turns a paramedic’s routine call into a loud, violent and darkly funny Spanish crime ride, with Ester Expósito breaking away from her glamour…
Jul 3
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Radek Velicka
The Death of Robin Hood (2026) – A Legend Dies Slowly
Michael Sarnoski has made a dark and visually striking deconstruction of a famous myth. It begins as a grimy medieval bloodbath, but gradually turns…
Jul 1
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Radek Velicka
Review: Time Machine Maidan (2026) - A Time Machine into Ukraine’s Memory of Resistance
A hybrid documentary that had its world premiere at Sheffield DocFest, blending archival footage of Maidan, the current war, and personal loss into a…
Jun 28
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Radek Velicka
Review: Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu (2026) – Two Comedy Legends, One Inca Trail, and Plenty of Grumbling
A feel-good comedy documentary follows Bob Odenkirk and David Cross to Machu Picchu, where the real attraction is not only the view, but their…
Jun 26
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Radek Velicka
Review: Disclosure Day (2026) – Spielberg Returns to Aliens in an Adventurous Sci-Fi Thriller
Fresh from its New York premiere, Steven Spielberg’s latest is fast-paced, technically precise and occasionally grand, but emotionally it falls short of…
Jun 25
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Radek Velicka
Review: The Furious (2025) – The Best Martial Arts Action Blast Since The Raid
One of the most intense martial arts experiences of recent years delivers exactly the kind of gift action fans have been waiting fifteen years for.
Jun 16
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Radek Velicka
Disclosure Day Takes New York: First Impressions + Premiere Photo Gallery
First impressions from Steven Spielberg’s new sci-fi event, plus a photo gallery from its New York premiere atmosphere.
Jun 11
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Radek Velicka
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Adam Sokolik
Review: Sad Girlz (2026) – An Intimate Film About Trauma and the Strength of Friendship
Fernanda Tovar’s powerful debut follows, with remarkable sensitivity, how one difficult-to-name event transforms the friendship of two teenage girls.
Jun 5
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Radek Velicka
Review: Obsession (2026) – the best horror film of the year so far, a twisted story about love.
An unsettling horror film with the stunning yet terrifying Inde Navarrette, and with that toxic feeling that, in a milder form, something like this…
May 13
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Radek Velicka
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