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Karel Roden
Reviews Featuring Karel Roden
With its emphasis on atoning for the sins of the past, this amnesiac spy thriller may as well have been called 'Bourne on the Fourth of July'
This good-looking superhero adventure tackles all of life's big questions - what is the nature of evil, are genes more influential than the environment, and who would win in a fight between a shaven-horned demon and a giant hellborn squid.
A really well made creepy horror that lets itself down at the end.
A haunting tale of ordinary lives and genocide in Czechoslovakia during World War Two that is well told with great acting, and excellent cinematography and a musical score that complement each other perfectly.
If beautiful scenery and excellent marksmanship are your thing then you will love this impressive British mountaineering thriller.
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