Film
The Skinny magazine film guide. We bring you the latest new releases, UK film festivals, previews, reviews, exclusive interviews with film directors and actors, opinion pieces and film features.
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Dvd Reviews
Sir Henry at Rawlinson End
a joy in the possibilities of word, syntax and imagery Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
Dvd Reviews
CSA- The Confederate States of America
no intention to do anything but wink at a black US audience Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
Dvd Reviews
Black Sun: The Nanking Massacre (Tartan Video)
Will attract and appall viewers in equal measure. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
Opinion
Spotlight - Eddie Marsan
This year he has more blockbusters to his name than probably any other actor. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
Opinion
The Bond Identity
The recent buzz (or lack thereof) surrounding the latest edition suggests something of a lacklustre level of enthusiasm.
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Dvd Reviews
The River
an attention to colour that is almost abstract in its boldness and impact Read more »| 12 Nov 2006
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New ReleasesMarie Antoinette
Ultimately unsatisfying. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
New Releases
The Departed
Whenever the two moles near each other - or Nicholson is on screen - the film is beyond riveting. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
New ReleasesThe Last Kiss
Manages to remain both warm and touching. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
New ReleasesBarnyard
Benefits from a fast pace, electric party scenes and funny moments. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
Dvd Reviews
Film Releases November
The Wind That Shakes the BarleySet in Ireland, this film focuses on two brothers caught up in the bloody conflict so frequently misunderstood around the worl... Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
Dvd Reviews
Driving Lessons
has a storyline on the road to nowhere Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
New ReleasesBorat
A stunning indictment of the word 'un-American'. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
New Releases
Pan's Labyrinth
Director del Toro reinforces his reputation as the leading magical realist of his generation. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006 -
New Releases
Sixty Six
A sweet tale, enlivened by a likeable cast. Read more »| 12 Nov 2006