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Providing a grounded story, wrapped in a dreamlike aesthetic, Electrician may frustrate with how slowly Conway shows his cards, but it’s still an impressive debut.
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…vicious little scares on a modicum of a budget.
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There’s a story to be told here, but Schemers is not it.
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…a beautiful game, and those who have no fear of steep difficulty spikes and frequent restarts will no doubt engage fully with the impressive package...
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...neo-Western goodness with what are raring to be some of the most engaging characters of 2021.
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Expect twists, turns, surprises, violence, love and Miike’s wry, knowing wit.
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…well-intentioned but clunky…
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...a little (or a lot) too packed with poorly-written cliches but if you’re after a mood-booster and love a soapie, you might enjoy it.
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The cinematography by Pau Esteve Birba is amazing, the sweeping pans and intimate close-ups equally affecting.
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… lives in a shadow of Jacques Tati and Buster Keaton with its silent movie slapstick, but glows in the warmth of the French countryside.
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