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The Lady on blu-ray

The Lady
(7/10) review by Christopher Geary

Never mind that movie about the Tories' iron bitch... this is the true story of Suu Kyi, daughter of Burmese revolutionary leader Aung San, whose postwar assassination is depicted in the movie's prologue. After exorcising fantasy and comedy from his roster of projects in development, Luc Besson unexpectedly follows his highly entertaining The Extraordinary Adventures Of Adèle Blanc-Sec (2010), with The Lady, turning away from genre cinema in favour of a standard biopic.


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Satan

Satan
(7/10) review by Richard Bowden

Satan (aka: Sheitan) is the first full-length feature from the collective Kourtramje who, until now, have released shorts and music videos chiefly distributed on the net. It's a debut too for director Kim Chapiron, and was sponsored by its producer and star Vincent Cassel, one of the most interesting French stars of his generation. In fact, it's fair to say that Cassel's presence dominates the film as much as his input did behind the scenes, as his portrayal of manically grinning, demonically inspired farmer Joseph provide by far the most memorable moments in a film which veers, with varying degrees of success, between humour, social comment and horror.


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The Leather Boys

The Leather Boys
(5/10) review by Andrew Darlington

The thing is this... He burns rubber up the north circular, revving his powerful Triumph, pursuing the illusory phantom of freedom through a dead-end b&w world at ton-up speeds. She goes to the local fleapit to see nudie-flick 'Return To Nature', "hundreds of bodies running around naked" on an island. It's another form of escape. Before the Beatles, before mod, before England started swinging, The Leather Boys was edgily teasing audiences by screening discontented Reg torn between his teenage wife Dot, and the rival attractions of the rocker lifestyle and his gay biker mate Pete.


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