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The last time filmmaker Andrew Dominik (The Assassination Of Jesse James By...

With Alex Garland movies, generally, you should expect the unexpected. A body,...

At the exact moment Everything Everywhere All At Once is about to kick into...

The Contractor was originally called Violence Of Action, which at least gave...

Has the time come for the Marvel Cinematic Universe to start adding a...

For filmgoers, the thought of music in Morocco’s capital brings to mind...

No matter how much you might detest its cricket bat subtlety, rampant classism...

A promising young woman’s life is thrown into disarray in 1960s France — a...

It begins with a sobbing seven-year-old girl hugging her older brother and...

“I’m an actor,” declares Nick Cage, in the role of his lifetime, playing Nick...

This fairly extraordinary non-fiction film was completed months before the...

Operation Mincemeat is a gift to storytellers. It’s a minor but significant...

Death cannot stop true love; it can only delay it for a while. Or so The...

As she did in Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović's 2017 short, Into The Blue, Gracija...

“Showgirls, but in a convent.” That’s how Benedetta has been sold, which...

No filmmaker in the last 20 years has done folklore quite like Robert Eggers....

A love story between strangers on a European train: you can hear the...

On the surface, All The Old Knives bears plenty in common with other entries...

Calling a film “stagey” is usually a bit of a high-minded insult, suggesting...

A heavy weight rests on Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore. In the...

The Bubble is an odd concoction. It is, in part, a satire of a film that...

Superheroes are getting moodier. The idea of ‘dark’ comic-book adaptations...

It’s clear we are only now seeing the seismic, industry-wide impact that...

A chicken is forced to dance on a hot plate at the end of Werner Herzog’s...