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You Were Never Really Here
The ghost of Taxi Driver looms large over Lynne Ramsay’s You Were Never Really Here, a fragmented, twitchy…
By Sam GrayLondon
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The Party: An interview with director Sally Potter
The Party is a fiercely-sharp, stripped-back 71 minutes of witty, blacker-than-coal comedy and political quips, focusing on an…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
The Party: An interview with Timothy Spall and Cillian Murphy
The Party is the sharp-witted noir drama from Sally Potter set at an evening soiree of newly appointed…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Journeyman
The start of Journeyman makes one think actor-writer-director Paddy Considine has made a northern Rocky. Is this where…
By Euan Franklin
Cinema & TV
The Killing of a Sacred Deer premiere: A chat with Yorgos Lanthimos, Barry Keoghan and Raffey Cassidy on the red carpet
The Killing of a Sacred Deer is the unsettling new thriller from the director of dark satire The…
By Sarah Bradbury
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The Boy Downstairs
New York City is an ideal backdrop for romcoms, from Woody Allen to Sex and the City. With…
By Catherine Sedgwick
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Ta Peau Si Lisse (A Skin So Soft)
A remarkable Montreal-based ensemble parade themselves in this bewitching, often wince-inducing documentary from Denis Côté. There are four…
By Joseph Owen
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Un Beau Soleil Intérieur (Let the Sunshine In)
Opening the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar, Un Beau Soleil Intérieur is a strange, disjointed experience. It trundles along without…
By Joseph Owen
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The Florida Project
There’ll be no better title sequence this year than in Sean Baker’s The Florida Project. Playing out against…
By Sam Gray
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Karera Ga Honki De Amu Toki Wa (Close-Knit)
The premiere of Naoko Ogigami’s majestic film Karera Ga Honki De Amu toki Wa (Close-Knit) garnered applause throughout…
By Lindsay Bellinger