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Ryan Gilbey

Ryan Gilbey is the author of It Don't Worry Me (Faber), about 1970s US cinema, and a study of Groundhog Day in the 'Modern Classics' series (BFI Publishing). He was named reviewer of the year in the 2007 Press Gazette awards and he is the New Statesman's film critic..

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Review: Moonrise Kingdom
23 May 2012

Wes Anderson is out in the open and back on form, writes Ryan Gilbey.

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Don't mess with Delpy
16 May 2012

The French actress is brave and brilliant - if only her latest film lived up to her talents

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Gilbey on Film: Sacha Baron Cohen is back
11 May 2012

This time as dictator General Aladeen of Wadiya.

Film
Review: Faust
09 May 2012

A retelling of a parable of ambition feels disturbingly fresh, writes Ryan Gilbey.

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Review: Tezz and Avengers Assemble
03 May 2012

More nuttiness and less bluster, pleads Ryan Gilbey.

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Gilbey on Film: In praise of Charlotte Rampling
02 May 2012

Cinema's great enigma.

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Gilbey on Film: Cinemagoers of the world unite!
27 April 2012

The Bread and Roses film festival kicks off today.

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Review: Damsels in Distress
26 April 2012

The triumph of the squares in this idiosyncratic tale delights Ryan Gilbey.

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Review: Beauty
18 April 2012

The most disturbing study of repression you'll see all year.

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Banish the truffle oil!
17 April 2012

Luxury cinema is an insult to film, and our wallets - we should resist its pretentious temptations

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