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Ghost Killer. Review: The action film that finally gets it

Post author By Lu_M
Post date March 20, 2025
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Poster of Ghost Killer (Kensuke Sonomura, 2025).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

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Stationed at Home. Review: wholesome and unique

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Post date March 20, 2025
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Poster of Stationed at Home (Daniel V. Masciari, 2025).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

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Boys Go to Jupiter. Review of a unique animation film

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Post date March 16, 2025
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Poster of Boys Go to Jupiter (Julian Flanagan, 2024).

Reading Time: 3 minutes

Tags animation, animation comedy, animation feature film, animation film, animation movie, Boys Go to Jupiter, cut to the take, cut to the take blog, film review, GFF, GFF2025, Glasgow film festival, Glasgow Film Theatre, Julian Glander, movie review, pastel colour palette, pastel colours, surrealism

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Nocturnal. Review of a fascinating K-thriller

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Post date March 13, 2025
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Poster of Nocturnal (Kim Jin-hwang, 2025).

Reading Time: 3 minutes

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Bob Trevino Likes It. Review of the most wholesome friendship of 2024

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Post date March 13, 2025
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Poster of Bob Trevino Likes It (Tracie Laymon, 2024).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

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Harvest. Review of a beautiful, but dragged-on, Scottish folk drama

Post author By Lu_M
Post date March 12, 2025
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Poster of Harvest (Athina Rachel Tsangari, 2024).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

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Mistress Dispeller. Review of one of the quirkiest businesses in the world

Post author By Lu_M
Post date March 12, 2025
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Poster of Mistress Dispeller (Elizabeth Lo, 2024).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

Tags Charlotte Munch Bengtsen, cheating documentary, cut to the take, cut to the take blog, Documentary, documentary feature film, Elizabeth Lo, film review, GFF, GFF2025, Glasgow film festival, Glasgow Film Theatre, Mistress Dispeller, movie review, Wang Zhenxi

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Homegrown Review. Valuable insight on MAGA mentality

Post author By Lu_M
Post date March 11, 2025
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Poster of Homegrown (Michael Premo, 2024).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

Tags cut to the take, cut to the take blog, Documentary, film review, GFF, GFF2025, Glasgow film festival, Glasgow Film Theatre, Homegrown, Homegrown documentary, MAGA documentary, Michael Premo, movie review, social documentary, US illiteracy

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Restless. Review of how to get a heart attack from stress

Post author By Lu_M
Post date March 11, 2025
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Poster of Restless (Jed Hart, 2024).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

Tags Aston McAuley, bad neighbours, cut to the take, cut to the take blog, film review, GFF, GFF2025, Glasgow film festival, Glasgow Film Theatre, horror, horror film, horror movie, Jed Hart, Kate Robbins, Lyndsey Marshal, movie review, Restless, Restless 2024

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Mr. K. Review of one of the weirdest things you can watch right now

Post author By Lu_M
Post date March 9, 2025
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Poster of Mr. K (Tallulah Hazekamp Schwab, 2024).

Reading Time: 4 minutes

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