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Scala!!!
During its heyday in the 1980s, the Scala Cinema in Kings Cross was renowned as an auditorium of…
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Competition: Win a Blu-ray copy of Oppenheimer
The Upcoming has a Blu-ray copy of Oppenheimer to give away. Written for the screen and directed by…
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Freelance
Freelance, the latest project from Taken director Pierre Morel, sees John Cena star as former US special operative…
By Andrew Murray
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Bad Behaviour
Alice Englert hit the Sundance Film Festival with her debut feature Bad Behaviour, a film that touches on…
By Tilley Bennett
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Men Up
The mid-1990s. The era of cool Britannia, Blur, Oasis, New Labour and an emerging sense of optimism about…
By Matthew McMillan
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Good Grief
Written, directed and starring Dan Levy (Schlitt’s Creek) in his feature debut, Good Grief begins with affluent illustrator…
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“It’s a strange thing to see a grown woman swaddled by someone she’s really struggling with emotionally”: Alice Englert on Bad Behaviour
Actress Alice Englert (Beautiful Creatures, Dangerous Liaisons), the daughter of revered auteur Jane Campion, has taken on her…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Anyone But You
Sony’s follow-up to the summer’s explicitly non-romantic comedy No Hard Feelings is an unabashed celebration of precisely this…
By Selina Sondermann
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The Lost Boys
The Lost Boys is Belgian director Zeno Graton’s first feature film. Set in Belgium, this coming-of-age movie explores…
By Hannah Broughton
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The Peasants
In 1924, writer Władysław Reymont was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his four-volume epic Chłopi, which…
By Selina Sondermann