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Wednesday 20th May 2026
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Inarticulacy in part and in whole: ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’ in review
When I heard that Jim Jarmusch had released a new anthology film, I fondly remembered watching Night on Earth (1991) some years ago.
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Freddie Lewis-Hedley
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SNL UK and British sketch comedy
SNL UK provides a ripe opportunity to explore our own distinct tradition of sketch comedy.
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Vanisha Karna
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The Devil is Sponsored by Dior: ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ in review
In the world of The Devil Wears Prada 2, there is one thing that could have never existed: The Devil Wears Prada.
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Ruya Oral
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Toni Servillo shines in thoughtful assisted dying drama: ‘La Grazia’ in review
Does Big Tobacco sponsor Paolo Sorrentino’s films? Almost certainly not, but their money would be worse spent elsewhere.
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Why The Nightmare Before Christmas is the most underrated Christmas film
The Nightmare Before Christmas says that it is fine to find a holiday dull, or to question the purpose of repeating it every year.
Festive flicks: the best films to watch at Christmas
Get into the Christmas spirit with a .. Harry Potter marathon
Frantz: a wrenching tale of remembrance
The French-German film Frantz, however, has gone unnoticed by many English-speaking viewers, despite being one of the most powerful films released to explore the after-effects of World War I.
Film Firsts: Nothing gets lost in translation with my first foreign film
Beyond even the sprawling shots of the Indian landscapes, Hirani’s film achieves the quality of epic.
When and why did Netflix movies get so good?
Prestige talent is coming to Netflix in moves that may revolutionise cinema as we know it
Dare to be different, or the Devil we know?
Everyone should be watching Daredevil
Fantastic Bore And Where To Fail Your Fans
The latest 'Fantastic Beasts' will leave you disappointed
‘Riverdale’, get off your hype horse
Jennifer Donnellan roots out the many flaws of the comic turned teen drama
‘Widows’ is a celebration of female grit and resolve
Viola Davis leads a group of kick-ass women in a heist film with a lot on its mind
The appeal of method acting
Many actors go to great lengths in pursuit of an authentic performance
Merlin: The magic of kindness
Exploring the continuing relevance of BBC's Merlin
Overlord combines fun, gore, and flaws galore
An entertaining yet terrifying film that will keep you on the edge of your seat
‘I just try to see the world clearly’: An Interview with Louis Theroux
Louis Theroux speaks to Abby Ridsdill-Smith about politics, popularity, and participating in a sensual eating party
Loveable rogues: why we love a good villain
The old proverb that a hero is only as great as their villain is a valid concept. In order to understand a villain, we...
Bohemian Rhapsody is a poor tribute act to one of music’s greatest talents
Queen Won't Rock You in this half-arsed biopic
Enchanted by the power of on-screen magic
Serena Arthur explores how our perceptions of magic transform throughout life
‘Halloween’ is a bloody good entry in the series
40 years after the original film changed the slasher genre forever, Jamie Lee Curtis and Michael Myers face off once more...
It’s one small step for Damien Chazelle: ‘First Man’ review
The director of 'Whiplash' and 'La La Land' bring his best to this much-anticipated Neil Armstrong biopic
22 July: Netflix dramatises Norway’s darkest day
With 22 July, Paul Greengrass has answered the question of how to convert tragedy into film. In handling the harrowing 2011 Norway attacks that...
‘A Star Is Born’ as Bradley Cooper makes an impressive directorial debut
"It's the same story told over and over; all an artist can do is say how they see it"
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