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    Shane Jacobson: Kenny
    To say it's Aussie Toilet humour is, well it's accurate, but doesn't do this film justice. Wonderful script, brilliant acting and finely balanced, like a teetering porterloo, mix of humour and pathos. It's nearly as good as "The Castle", my favourite Aussie film.

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    I didn't know anything about this movie before seeing it but it's one of the best for years. About illusionists, it is packed with constant twists and surprises. Add a great cast, direction and production and you have a must see.

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    Brilliance of "person-on-the-street" interviews coupled with aardman's outstanding claymation and subtle visual gags

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    Kevin Macdonald: The Last King of Scotland
    Great performance by Forest Whitaker. Not pleasant viewing but much more interesting than I expected.

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    Todd Field: Little Children
    Don't expect a happy childhood story. It's confrontational and disturbing but also rewarding. Worth seeing for Kate Winslets performance alone.