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Forushande (The Salesman)
Academy award winner Ashgar Farhadi’s Forushande (The Salesman) is an engrossing picture, a noteworthy fusion of family drama…
By Jasmin ValjasLondon
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Snowden
With a hint of surprise, Snowden is an astonishingly engrossing biopic about one of the most controversial and…
By Jasmin Valjas
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Paterson
Jim Jarmusch has always been a director who marches to the beat of his own drum, but even…
By Sam Gray
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Elle
Paul Verhoeven's sophisticated, twisted shocker Elle reminds us that beneath conventional exteriors can lie skeletons in closets where…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Cinema & TV
Lion premiere: A chat with Nicole Kidman and Dev Patel
This evening we spoke to some of the cast and crew at the London premiere of Lion, starring…
By Tess Colley
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Eshtebak (The Clash)
Egyptian feature Esthebak (The Clash) opens Un Certain Regard with a blinding clash, and the section promises to…
By Jasmin Valjas
Cinema & TV
Arrival press conference with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner
Promoting the release of Arrival, Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner, the stars of Denis Villeneuve’s new sci-fi movie…
By Tess Colley
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Planetarium
Planetarium looks and sounds like a good film. It has Natalie Portman in it and its premise –…
By Sam Gray
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The Birth of a Nation
Here’s a story that dates back over 50 years. Not slavery, or the violent revolution of Nat Turner,…
By Sam Gray
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Being 17
André Téchiné’s sexual awakening drama, Being 17, is a simple but emotionally powerful film dealing with issues of…
By Miriam Karmali