Our resident cartoonist imagines a recent meeting between the Tenet director and studio execs.
As cinemas in the UK prepare to reopen, Matthew Mulcahy reflects on his formative experiences of watching films on the big screen.
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Our latest print edition brings together two of life’s foremost pleasures.
Our resident cartoonist imagines a recent meeting between the Tenet director and studio execs.
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The director reflects on the making of his 2010 buddy cop comedy, and the serious message at its heart.
As cinemas in the UK prepare to reopen, Matthew Mulcahy reflects on his formative experiences of watching films on the big screen.
To celebrate the release of Make Up, here are five magnificent first films by some seriously talented women.
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A Cornish caravan park provides the backdrop to a young woman’s sexual (re)awakening in Claire Oakley’s impressive debut.
Argentine actor and author Romina Paula turns director for this sublime mediation on middle age womanhood.
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Director Alice Winocour and star Eva Green deliver a moving addition to the parent-in-space genre.
Gemma Arterton plays a reclusive writer who rediscovers her romantic side in Jessica Swale’s tender wartime drama.
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Beanie Feldstein brings bags of charm to this deft adaptation of Caitlin Moran’s coming-of-age novel.
A key episode in Mafia history is documented in this engrossing, patient and unglamorous crime saga.
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