Denis Villeneuve continues his legendary run with the second instalment of the Dune series. With an ensemble cast, he creates an immersive and visual spectacle that stays true to the books.

With solid performances from Zendaya and Timothy Chalamet, Stellan, Skarsgaard, Rebecca Ferguson, we delve into this juggernaut of a film and another triumph for Villeneuve.

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Cord Jefferson's directorial debut springs off the screen with effervescent dialogue and an interesting take on a frustrated writer going through writers block, family loss and an existential crisis.

While juggling may topics, it raises fundamental questions on Race, Loss and Identity, while Jeffrey wright delivers a great, nuanced performance!

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Korean - Canadian Director & Writer Celine Song's Oscar nominated film debut is a deeply moving and sophisticated take on Identity, Human connection and Immigration.

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Thomas Vinterberg, Co - founder of the 'Dogme 95 movement', creates an uncomfortable and riveting story around a very simple premise. It results in far reaching consequences and raises serious questions around the notion of 'Innocent till proven guilty' and Frontier Justice.

Exceptional performances from Mads Mikkelsen and Thomas Bo Larsen make this an excellent Danish film.

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'...But if we win, on our budget, with this team... we'll have changed the game. And that's what I want. I want it to mean something...'

We usually draw a lot of parallels, inspiration and life lessons from historic sporting achievements and there are none better than the tale of Billy Beane and the Oakland Athletics. We review this Bennett Miller Film with understated but poignant performances from Jonah Hill and Brad Pitt.

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Napoleon Bonaparte is regarded, alongside Julius Caesar and Alexander the great, as one of the greatest leaders of all time - particularly for his political and military prowess.

But does Ridley Scott, a giant of cinema, adequately capture Napoleon's greatness or does it fall short?

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It seems that with age comes more directorial ambition for Martin Scorsese. We delve into this masterpiece of the a film where, once again, the squabble for rare resources leads to the deterioration of human values and greed runs rife.

Underpinned by some terrific performances, we talk about a film that sheds light on the plight of the Osage people.

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**Forgive the background noise, we recorded on the premises, straight after seeing the play**

When the 'Effect' becomes 'effective' does it become an ample substitute for the real thing? Is AI just a mirror that humanity collectively holds up to itself, showing us our true nature?

We saw the play, Anthropology, live at the Hampstead Theatre and think it did a really good job at answering those questions - with great performances all round and an efficient stage design!

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All political affiliations and agendas aside, we take a look at Alejandro Monteverde's film highlighting the horrors around child trafficking and also the story of a former US special agent and anti - trafficking campaigner who quits his job to embark on a rescue mission to save a young girl from the claws of the child sex trade.

Its a tough but much needed watch - listen in and enjoy!

Hollywood Actor, Jonah Hill turns the camera on his shrink - world leading Psychiatrist, Philip Stutz who sheds light on his tools for self - improvement. But what begins as a moving tribute by client to Doctor becomes an all encompassing conversation and evidence of a deep friendship born out of loss and also of enlightenment.

We loved it here at LCL and hope you do too!

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