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The unusually late announcement of the 76th Berlinale’s opening film – made only days before invitations to the ceremony were sent out – fuelled...
It’s often said now that stars no longer sell movies, as franchises and intellectual property...
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The first instalment of A Simple Favour recalled the melodramas of the Golden Age of...
Filmmaker and journalist Louis Theroux has never been one to shy away from difficult topics,...
A mesmerising pandemonium, Gareth Evans’s Havoc is a true showcase of how he has mastered...
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