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Nick Cave and John Hillcoat on bushranger western movie 'The Proposition'.

Just one of the reviews from the launch issue of our brand new magazine, 'Uncut DVD'.

From Russia, with horror, comes the horror film that has revolutionized post-Soviet cinema.

Few figures have cast as big a shadow over rock’n’roll history as that of Bo Diddley.

In a new film about Brian Jones' life, director Stephen Woolley showcases a theory on the lead up and circumstances which surround Brian's death.

Bertolucci's woefully self-indulgent tale of a teenage ménageàtrois in Paris, 1968 is hampered by the preening self-obsession of his main characters, despite the director's lush cinematography. They lounge in the bath talking about cinema and stroking each other while the city burns. By the end, you're wishing the riot police had moved in earlier.

This Brazilian documentary is based on live TV broadcasts from 12 June 2000, when a one gunman hijacked a commuter bus, enacting his own version of Dog Day Afternoon. Around this tense stand-off, director JoséPadhila interviews victims, eye-witnesses, media and police, probing the hijacker's motives, police vendettas against Brazil's homeless population, and a terminally unjust society.

San Francisco acid rockers' 1969 live album and final studio masterpiece

South Korean supernatural mystery

Hong Kong cops'n' triads action prequel makes the grade