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Food - whether symbolising power, desire, loss, despair, love, murder or moral, social and political disorder - provides an extensive menu for films. Imogen Harter-Jones explores its symbolic capabilities.
Phantom Thread is Paul Thomas Anderson’s finest film yet
Daniel Day-Lewis' cinematic swan song as a 1950's fashion designer is simply stunning
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