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Author: Stefan Pape

  • Queen of Katwe Review

    The Queen of Katwe is an inspiring, ineffably cinematic tale that preaches such a positive message. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • Phantom Boy Review

    Phantom Boy is a moving and enchanting tale that wouldn’t seem out of place among next year’s Oscar nominations. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • Ouija: Origin of Evil Review

    Ouija: Origin of Evil is a little scary, sure, but completely hackneyed and cliched. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • Inferno Review

    If you’re a fan of the franchise, chances are, after seeing this you’ll remain one. But if not, it’s rather unlikely Inferno will convert you. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • Storks Review

    The filmmaker’s experience in more grown-up endeavours serves this narrative well, with a inclination to be playfully irreverent for the kids, and chuck in a fair few jokes for the adults too. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • War on Everyone – Review

    With War on Everyone, McDonagh, much like his brother Martin, has made the move across to the States and found it a challenge to maintain his distinctive sensibilities as a filmmaker. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • My Scientology Movie – Review

    My Scientology Movie is a film that is undoubtedly entertaining, but that’s really about it; not investigative, nor educational enough. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • Blood Father – Review

    When presenting a film as something of a classic actioner, you need a classic action antihero, and Gibson fits the role perfectly in Blood Father. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • The Girl on the Train – Review

    Tate Taylor takes on the unenviable task of adapting a bestselling novel, by bringing Paula Hawkins immensely popular The Girl on the Train to the silver screen – and he’s done so in an accomplished, if somewhat underwhelming fashion. Already changing the film’s location from London to New York, the lead role of Rachel Wilson… Read More >

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    Stefan Pape

  • Swiss Army Man – Review

    Swiss Army Man is hilarious in parts; it’s moving and it’s provocative. And it’s about farting. Just give these directors all the Oscars. Seriously. Read More >

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    Stefan Pape