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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...
Motels have a cinematic reputation as providing a bolthole to drifters, ne’er-do-wells and those...
In Andrew Ahn’s charming reimagining of Ang Lee’s 1993 film of the same name, Angela...
Geraldine Flower never sought the limelight, yet in death, she has sparked...
In a future where limited resources have made bringing new life into the world subject...
Set in East Germany on the eve of the country’s reunification, writer-director Natja Brunckhorst’s...
With the death of Tony Stark comes the death of the original Avengers. As the...
The first instalment of A Simple Favour recalled the melodramas of the Golden Age of...
Paolo Sorrentino’s films generally look beautiful, from the darkened corridors of illicit power...
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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