well, yeah, it's a curzon film, so you're mostly finding curzon cinemas, but also now on digital as welld home cinema, the best dvd. all my friends hate me. a psychological drama about what your mind can do to itself. it is a lot about mental health, about paranoia, about anxiety, but on the face of it, it starts off like it could be a richard curtis movie. it's a sort of country house, university reunion, lots of quite posh friends getting together. and then one guy suddenly starts to think, do my friends actually hate me? and he starts to unravel. and we see everything through his eyes, which i find really interesting because you're starting to question, you know, is he imagining this and you're feeling his paranoia with him? so it's almost edging on psychological horror. but i thought it was very clever and it kept me awake at night in a good way thinking about it. yeah. and how did did it do well in the cinema. i think it's it well again it's on the arthouse level but i think if you're a fan of the likes of ben wheatley, then this is a film that if you missed it in cinema, you should

i love this, this is on curzon home cinema and also in cinemas. this is a story, it's a documentary, it's ace story zimbabwean men who escaped violence and went to live in south africa, build new lives and they ended up forming a wine—tasting team for the world wine—tasting championships in france. it's a sort of fish out of water, comedy documentary in so many ways, comedy documentary in some ways, it's very light, it's very accessible, it's very funny in parts but also there is real there. these are men who are finding their true calling in the unlikeliest of circumstances. and they are bonding and there's also plenty of culture clash with the french, naturally. and some very strong characters on the french side. for me, this was an enjoyable dock. for me, this was an enjoyable doc. and i think it's fascinating because you might think oh, it sounds frivolous, it's about wine—tasting. how interesting can that be for an hour and a half? but there is really poignant stories as well. these are men who fled zimbabway and told the story is how they cr

scandinavia as the next border, because this work came out in 1904, and after that we will survive the curzon line , so in the next century, with the emergence of e civilization , the border should have been the eastern border of ukraine, belarus , the baltic countries, the scandinavian countries, and so on. actually, what is not? do you know many scientists about the relationship between the hardland and the roman world of the two civilizational worlds on the eurasian continent, and in fact, this is the emotional exclamation of the president of the united states of america, ronald reagan, as the ussr, the evil empire, and later, mccain's russia - this is a big gas station, and they are, as it were, such an intellectual clot of the essence of the same thing that we are dealing with. that is , they are not quite human because they operate with not quite human categories. i mean putin, his the immediate environment and so on, from here it is obvious that with common sense, what is happening now seemed impossible to a person, but when you understand perfectly well that you are dealing not exactl

i love this, this is on curzon home cinema and also in cinemas.en who escaped violence and went to live in south africa, build new lives and they ended up forming a wine—tasting team for the world wine tasting championships in france. it's a sort of fish—out—of—water, comedy documentary in some ways. it's very light, it's very accessible, it's very funny in parts, but also, there is real heart there. these are men who are finding their true calling in the unlikeliest of circumstances. and they are bonding and there's also plenty of culture clash with the french, naturally. and some very strong characters on the french side. for me, this was an enjoyable doc. and i think it's fascinating because you might think, oh, it sounds frivolous, it's about wine—tasting. how interesting can that be for an hour and a half? but there is really poignant stories as well. these are men who fled zimbabwe and told the story of how they crossed the border, takes us back to the refugee crisis, taking their life in their hands to find a better life. and it's really cl

ukrainian officials say troops have broken through russian defenses in the curzon region, and has retakenlages. ukrainian up president volodymyr zelenskyy says russian forces now have two options. run, or surrender >> reporter: we will chase them to the border, to our border, the line has not been changed with occupiers are aware if they want to survive it is time for the russian military to run away, go home. >> ukrainian forces have been targeting critical bridges in the kherson region to disrupt russian supply routes and accutane ukrainian official says that is preventing russia from reinforcing its units. >>> in the meantime, inspectors with the un's nuclear watchdog are on their way from kyiv to zaporizhzhia to assess the situation at europe's largest nuclear power plant, which remains under russian control. president zielinski says their mission is urgent, amid is growing safety concerns. melissa bell has details. >> reporter: a long-awaited arrival. the iaea in ts, ahead of an inspection of europe's largest nuclear power plant. but, the road there was never going to be easy. ukrain

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i love this, this is on curzon home cinema and also in cinemas.nt stories as well. these are men who fled zimbabwe and told the story of how they crossed the border, takes us back to the refugee crisis, taking their life in their hands to find a better life. and it's really cleverly sewn together, i think. some really difficult circumstances that they came from. but flowering, really into an unusual passion on all their parts. it's inspiring, isn't it? delightfully made. they get that balance right. it's also partly about the kindness of strangers and people that helped him on thisjourney. it's a lovely story. it's a really good watch. striking and interesting. for anyone who wants to stay at home, there's a great film but, my goodness, a sad one. benediction. this is a story of secrets to do with the war poet jack lowden. it's decades—spanning, it covers his life, this is terence davies biopics. and he does biopics very seriously, very well. i mean, we get a lot of his poetry, of course, and we get his post—war trauma. and then there is some brie