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David Jenkins

David Jenkins

Editor at Little White Lies

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  • English
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Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom review – little sheep of horrors

A light, amusing run-out for Shaun and co, this time battling a Bigfoot-like monster who’s laying siege to their sleepy English village.
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Just an Illusion review – an unabashedly feelgood family affair

Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano deliver a glossy, good-natured portrait of family dysfunction in 1980s France.
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Wild Horse Nine – first-look review

A revitalising shot of pure entertainment from writer/director Martin McDonagh which also operates as a grave critique of modern US foreign policy.
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The Spanish maestro is in confessional mode with his stirring and self-reflexive latest, Bitter Christmas.
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Sunny Dancer review – drowns in puerile humour

Bella Ramsey leads a cancer-camp coming-of-ager that means well but rarely lands, sinking its subject in teen-drama clichés and mawkish sentiment.
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Five Years, Four Months – first-look review

An intriguing and lightly surreal account of one Colombian mother’s obsessive search for her missing son.
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3 Weeks After – first-look review

This lazy Serbian riff on Carrie offers a high-styled, faux-provocative take on teenagers’ apparent obsession with bullying. 
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The Lion at My Back – first-look review

How female solidarity can transcend class and race is the focus of this ripped-from-the-heart drama from Cypriot writer/director Tonia Mishiali​.
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Black Money for White Nights – first-look review

An ageing Bulgarian couple plan to go on a dream holiday to St Petersburg but are scuppered when Russia invades Ukraine in this morality tale about the…
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Rosebush Pruning review – a dark-hearted, button-pushing hoot

Karim Aïnouz turns Efthimis Filippou's twisted screenplay into a gloriously deranged portrait of rich-kid rot.
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500 Miles review – wall-to-wall soppiness

An improvised road trip from Sheffield to the west coast of Ireland forms the backbone of this maudlin family drama starring the always-likeable Bill…