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  “Tegan and Sara’s discovery of sexuality and music really felt like my coming of age”: Clea DuVall and twins Seazynn and Railey Gilliland on High School
  Ezelle Alblas 7th November 2022
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  “When we talk about wounds in our history, the trauma has to be revised over and over so that we can overcome it”: Manuela Martelli on political thriller 1976
  Matthew McMillan 7th November 2022
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  “Empathy is about the best tool to help shift opinions”: Director Phyllis Nagy on Call Jane
  Matthew McMillan 1st November 2022
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  “At a certain point there’s enough stuff in your notes you start to feel it wants to be a story”: Fridtjof Ryder and Rory Alexander on Inland
  Mae Trumata 1st November 2022
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  The English

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  Hugo Blick’s western miniseries, The English is something of a meeting of...

  Matthew McMillan 28th October 2022
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  “There’s a paradoxical relationship in which you know you’re really loved but also really hated”: Martine Syms on The African Desperate
  Sarah Bradbury 25th October 2022
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  Kanaval: A People’s History of Haiti in Six Chapters

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  Matthew McMillan 17th October 2022
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  “I feel like we’ve caught a nice wave of people re-discovering the joys of the genre”: The cast and director of Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery at the London Film Festival 2022 press conference
  Matthew McMillan 17th October 2022
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  She Said

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  Based on the 2019 book of the same name by Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor...

  Umar Ali 17th October 2022
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  Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

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  2019’s Knives Out saw Rian Johnson nudge Agatha...

  Matthew McMillan 16th October 2022
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