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Film critic for @pearlanddean, Deputy Editor at @CoverMediaNews and the miss behind @miss_flicks! Member: @theOAFFC @IFSCritics. hannah@missflicks.com
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Blue Heron review: A powerful, stunning debut feature

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By Hannah Wales Verified
| Missflicks
Blue Heron wasn’t on my radar but the positive word of mouth encouraged me to change that. I’m so glad I did because it’s now one of my favourite films of the year. The semi-autobiographical story, written and directed by Sophy Romvari, follows a Hungarian immigrant family who have moved around a bunch but have now settled on Vancouver Island in Canada. It is told through the eyes of Sasha (Eylul Guven), who is basically a stand-in for Romvari.
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A Private Life review: Jodie Foster shines in compelling French mystery

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By Hannah Wales Verified
| Missflicks
Jodie Foster in A Private Life (Altitude) If you thought you had seen all Jodie Foster has to offer, just wait until you see her in A Private Life, in which she has her first-ever French-speaking lead role. Foster plays Dr. Lilian Steiner, an American psychiatrist who has lived in France for years and has an adult son with her ex-husband Gabriel (Daniel Auteuil).
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Supergirl review: Milly Alcock is the best thing about this superhero outing

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By Hannah Wales Verified
| Missflicks
Milly Alcock as Kara in Supergirl (Warner Bros.) James Gunn and Peter Safran, the new heads of DC Studios, are slowly building out their DC Universe. It launched last year with Superman, in which Supergirl made a cameo, and now she gets a standalone instalment all of her own. The film follows Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock), the cousin of Kal-El/Superman (David Corenswet), who has been planet-hopping and drinking her feelings instead of dealing with the loss of her home planet Krypton and her family.
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