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Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret
Fans of Judy Blume's popular 1970 coming-of-age novel, Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret, may have been…
By Mersa Audafilm
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“If the people controlling the majority of the media made are almost all white, heterosexual males… then what happens to our world?”: Nina Menkes on Brainwashed: Sex-Camera-Power
Brainwashed: Sex-Camera-Power is the groundbreaking new documentary from filmmaker Nina Menkes, which delves into the murky waters of…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Dead Shot
When an ambush goes awry, former paramilitary fighter Michael O’Hara (Colin Morgan) witnesses a British soldier (Aml Ameen)…
By Andrew MurrayMovie
Brainwashed: Sex-Camera-Power
While film theorist Laura Mulvey spoke of the male gaze – ie the objectification of female bodies in…
By Selina Sondermann
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Book Club: The Next Chapter
A sequel to the 2018 film Book Club from Bill Holderman and Erin Simms, Book Club: The Next…
By Umar Ali
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The Dam
Helmed by Lebanese artist and filmmaker Ali Cherri in his feature debut, The Dam is an enigmatic and…
By Andrew Murray
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“A lot of the time, growing up, we didn’t really feel seen”: Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney on Lakelands
Lakelands, from Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney, follows the story of a young Gaelic footballer who struggles to…
By Sarah Bradbury
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Falcon Lake
Charlotte Le Bon creates a unique and enthralling coming-of-age love story in her feature debut Falcon Lake as…
By Andrew Murray
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“It’s the best thing out of Africa right now”: Adesua Etomi, Tobi Bakre and Chioma Akpotha on Gangs of Lagos
Gangs of Lagos is the first African Original movie from Prime Video. Helmed by queen of action filmmaker…
By Sarah Bradbury
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“You get tired of always fighting the system. You just have to exist and do your thing and hope people will see you as human”: Basil Khalil on A Gaza Weekend at London Comedy Film Festival
A Gaza Weekend is the Israel-set comedy-drama from Oscar-nominated director Basil Khalil, scheduled to open the London Comedy…
By Sarah Bradbury