(15) 93min
Thet Sambath and Rob Lemkin’s horrifying but remarkably redemptive documentary revisits the architects of the Khymer Rouge’s 1970s genocide of the Cambodian people and somehow gets them to open up about the bloodbath and madness of those years. Powerful, important and totally unforgettable.
Filmhouse, Edinburgh, Tue 18 & Wed 19 Jan.
Sambath and Lemkin's horrifying but remarkably redemptive documentary revisits the architects of the Khmer Rouge's 1970s genocide of the Cambodian people and somehow gets them to open up about the bloodbath and madness of those years. Powerful, important and totally unforgettable.
Varda by Agnès
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Agnès Varda's final film looks over her legacy and forms a fitting farewell
The Brink
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Interesting but inadequate fly-on-the-wall documentary following provocative political strategist Steve Bannon
Armstrong
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Expertly framed and fascinating portrait of groundbreaking astronaut Neil Armstrong
Apollo 11 (24 Jun 2019)
The 1969 lunar landing is brought vividly to life using a trove of newly discovered footage
Liam Gallagher: As It Was (6 Jun 2019)
The motor-mouthed musician is the subject of a fun but repetitive documentary
Eating Animals (3 Jun 2019)
Natalie Portman narrates a sobering factory farming documentary from Christopher Dillon Quinn
Hail Satan? (30 May 2019)
Sundance London 2019: Activist group The Satanic Temple are the focus of Penny Lane's sharp documentary
Diego Maradona (20 May 2019)
Cannes 2019: Asif Kapadia profiles the legendary footballer in his characteristic style
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