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Patrick is a British comedy celebrating our love of pets. It's told through the eyes of a young woman whose…

The subject matter of Pimped is tawdry; nasty in fact. This is a film that starts out without much promise,…

Eccentric Danish auteur Lars Von Trier makes controversial and deliberately confronting films. His latest is likely to be divisive as…