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The National Theatre’s temporary theatre claims to...

Kent Jones’ insightful documentary, investigating one of the greatest filmmakers and one of...

Wistful coming-of-age tales are on shaky ground these days. Standing out amidst a procession of...

There have been plenty of anthological horror movies in the past decade, but very few...

What does it do to a person when their entire life is based around servitude?...

Part comedy, part musical, part science fiction, The Rocky...

Anomalisa is absolutely the best adult animated movie of this decade. It’s genuinely funny, uplifting...

It’s hard to say exactly what’s going on in Muito Romântico, but to...

Yarden comes from a long line of irrepressibly gloomy Nordic films, although here the...

After an exciting ceremony, the 88th...