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A recap of the first ever Sundance London music and film, which was held at the 02 back in April.
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Including Avengers Assemble, Damsels in Distress and Albert Nobbs
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Including Gone, Marley and Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
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Including Battleship and The Cabin in the Woods
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Including Titanic 3D, Mirror Mirror and The Cold Light of Day, Le Harve and This Must Be The Place
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Including The Pirates! In An Adventure With Scientists, Wrath Of The Titans, Streetdance 2, Into the Abyss, The Island President and This is Not A Film
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Including The Hunger Games, Act of Valor, Wild Bill and The Kid With A Bike
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Including 21 Jump Street, We Bought A Zoo and Contraband
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Including John Carter, The Raven and Bel Ami
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Including This Means War, Wanderlust, Project X and Michael
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Including Safe House, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Rampart
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Handsomely made but problematic in places, this drama about a young boy’s grief is likely to provoke wildly differing reactions.
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Including Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and The Woman in the Fifth
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Including The Muppets, The Woman in Black and A Dangerous Method
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Including Young Adult, Martha Marcy May Marlene and Carnage
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Including The Descendants, The Grey and Like Crazy
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The most eclectic director working in Hollywood tries his hand at a spy thriller.
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Including Haywire, J.Edgar, W.E. and Coriolanus
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J.C Chandor’s portrait of modern Wall Street bank is a slow-burn acting master class.
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Including War Horse, Shame and Margin Call
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Steven Spielberg’s latest film is a simultaneous reminder of his undoubted filmmaking skills and weakness for old-fashioned sentimentality.
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Despite a masterful central performance this political biopic ends up caught between hagiography and melodrama.
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Including Shame, War Horse, Prometheus, The Amazing Spider Man, The Dark Knight Rises, Argo, Skyfall, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Life of Pi and Django Unchained
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Including Drive, Hugo, Moneyball, Shame, The Tree of Life and Tyrannosaur
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David Fincher brings his full digital armoury to Stieg Larsson’s bestseller and the result is a masterful adaptation hampered only by the limitations of the source material.
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Including Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked and Dreams of a Life
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Including Puss in Boots, Another Earth and New Year’s Eve
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The latest filmmaking technology provides Martin Scorsese with the tools to create a passionate love letter to the early days of cinema.
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Including Happy Feet Two, Hugo and The Thing
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A low-budget drama with a big sci-fi premise offers audiences a refreshing blend of genres.
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