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This new film from writer/​director Marie Kreutzer (Corsage) charts the tortuous predicament of Léa Seydoux’s Lucy Weiss, amusician whose marriage to filmmaker Philip (Laurence Rupp) is irrevocably shattered when he is taken into police custody under suspicion of possessing and distributing sexualised images of children. Before the visit from the police, Lucy and Philip were
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If Hansen’s gum-smacking producer, Andie Bender (Merritt Wever) doesn’t share her star’s unwavering superiority complex, it’s only because she’s got the ratings in mind. Her only mission is to make the number one show on television. She doesn’t really care about any of the others – not Hansen, Plum, nor ​‘Perverted Justice’ mastermind Xavier Von
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Pokémon‘s 30th anniversary has already been massive for fans, with The Pokémon Company pulling out all the stops to celebrate three decades of the beloved franchise. One of the year’s biggest releases was the highly anticipated Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration set, which launched worldwide on September 16, featuring an all-foil lineup, returning classic cards, and
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The cosy, romantic status quo that hetrosexual couples enjoy in the formative stages of arelationship tends to fall by the wayside when anew child enters the scene. Our bodily chemistry suddenly alters as this bundle of joy must be protected, pandered to and become the centre of all attention, even if it’s driving agiant wedge
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The heroes of The Lord of the Rings are some of the most powerful characters in fantasy, whether you’re talking about J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic fantasy novels or Peter Jackson’s incredible movies. Who can forget Gandalf’s battle against the Balrog, or the radiant light as he drives back Sauron’s forces? The wizards of Lord of the
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Andrew Garfield at the ‘After The Hunt’ red carpet premiere on evening 3 of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival 2025 Credit: Manuele Mangiarotti/IPA/INSTARimages Movie star Andrew Garfield is gearing up for a major streaming release this November. Nearly two months after its theatrical premiere in the United States on September 10, the Andrew Garfield-led
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John Carpenter‘s oft-overlooked 70s action thriller is also simultaneously a solid horror movie in its own right, making the release an intriguing corner of the famous figure’s expansive filmography. Between his work as a director, writer, composer, and actor, John Carptener’s mark on the world of movies is almost impossible to ignore – and definitely
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Stephen Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock raised the bar for Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic detective stories, but this series would look very different if it were being made today. While the Sherlock Holmes stories have been in circulation since 1887, with dozens of adaptations bringing the story to new generations of audiences, the 2010 series
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If the British filmmaker Terence Davies had been more into the Manchester post-punk scene rather than Doris Day and The King Singers, then there’s achance he might have made something akin to Carol Morley’s captivating, ripped-from-the-heart memory piece, 7Miles Out. This new fiction feature from the reliably leftfield writer/​director offers atragicomic bildungsroman detailing life below
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4. DelupiDirected by Mohammad Touqir Islam Delupi was filmed in aremote village in Bangladesh in the aftermath of great political and environmental turmoil that shook the country, especially its poorest communities. Director Mohammad Touqir Islam and his crew embedded themselves within the village, allowing events to unfold organically and gaining the trust of the people
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The streaming world is shifting once again as Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery have merged to create Skydance. As a result, the David Ellison-owned company plans to combine their two streaming platforms, Paramount+ and HBO Max, into one. However, there’s no clear timeline for how long this will take, and exactly what the end result
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As achild who grew up attending Sunday school every week, Isuppose I’ve thought about being swallowed by awhale more than the average person. In the classic Old Testament story, the prophet Jonah is swallowed by awhale (it might have just been abig fish) because he defies God’s direct instructions to go to the city of
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It’s hard not to feel numb to today’s endlessly grim headlines. Anti-migrant blockades in Portsmouth; Reform lobbing political hot potatoes left, right and centre; streamers slashing life-saving dinghies for metrics. Contemporary politics has been glutted with grimness. Yet, in Ken Fero and Tariq Mehmood’s 2026film Rebellion,areport on Seventies/​Eighties radical social justice movements stemming from Bradford,
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Camille (Juliette Lewis) seems to have perfected the art of being present without ever quite being seen. But to be seen is to be known, and to be known is to be loved – or so one would think. Her weekly lunches with her friends Lisa (Samantha Mathis) and Irene (Robin Tunney) are only exercises
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