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May 24 2013,

5 New Titles Added To NZIFF 2013

by Ed, Flicks.co.nz, from News

The much-awaited second announcement from the NZIFF headquarters has landed, bringing with it five more films to add to the six that have been confirmed in the line-up. The NZIFF descriptions of these five new films are as fo... Read on.

May 23 2013,

Review: The Hangover Part III

by Steve Newall, from Reviews

Director Todd Phillips, stars Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms make a trilogy of The Hangover. This time the gang hit the road to take Alan (Galifianakis) to a psychiatric hospital in Mexico. En route they’... Read on.

Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist

by Frances Morton, from Reviews May 23 2013,

Riz Ahmed, Kiefer Sutherland and Kate Hudson star in this paranoid thriller following a Pakistani man who, fresh from Princeton University and ready to chase glory on Wall Street, is caught in a cultural divide after New York’s Twin Towers are attacked. Read more and find movie times. Is it ever good to see a ... Read on.

May 23 2013,

Review: Policeman

by Aaron Yap, from Reviews

In this Israeli political drama the leader of an elite anti-terrorist unit clashes with a group of young radicals. Writer/director Nadav Lapid explores the violence between Israelis, the different sorts of tribalism, and th... Read on.

Review: The Fall Guys

by Liam Maguren, from Reviews May 23 2013,

Independent New Zealand comedy following three criminally clueless college buddies who come into possession of three cases of premium grade heroin. When put under the heat of police interrogations, each lad gives their own side of the story. Read more and find movie times. Genre films are something I want to see more of in ... Read on.

More Cannes news, play a Die Hard game, Eating Bond and more.

by Ed, Flicks.co.nz, from News May 21 2013,

First reactions to a number of Cannes films have rolled in – not entirely consistent with one another, but hey, wouldn’t that be boring… James Franco directs and stars in an adaptation of William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying, a tale of mourning amidst poverty about which Variety opined: “A little perversity might have been welcome ... Read on.