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Pearl Button: An interview with director Patricio Guzmán
As Patricio Guzmán continues to bring his native Chile alive on the big screen with his latest documentary,…
By Benedict McKennafilm
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Jupiter Ascending
When it comes to ambition, regardless of results, the Wachowskis always aim high. Be it the philosophy in…
By Matthew Lee
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Selma premiere: A chat with the director and cast on the red carpet in London
Selma is the Oscar-nominated biopic of pivotal civil rights leader Martin Luther King. Charting the 1967 march through…
By Tina Squatley-Thrust
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Son of a Gun
Son of a Gun depicts an Australia that isn’t only beaches and sunshine, but muddy, sticky and ultimately…
By Friederike Trumpa
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Manakamana
The journey to Manakamana temple no longer requires an arduous walk through sparsely populated valleys and dense fauna.…
By Mark Warburton
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Unbroken
It is the very last scene, before the credits come rolling in, that makes this war drama’s outcome…
By Friederike Trumpa
Movie
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
The final instalment of Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy is a brooding two-and-a-half-hour meditation on the futility of…
By Tom Hadfield
Cinema & TV
Five of the best book-to-screen adaptations
The art of adaptation is a tricky business, with most attempts being met with groans from book-readers and…
By Natasha Furlong
Music
Five soundtracks that are better than their movies
Often, not nearly enough attention is paid to movie soundtracks. While most movie buffs and cinephiles will memorise…
By Aidan Milan
Movie
Are You Here
When Seth Macfarlane announced he was going to make his transition from TV to film, responses from some…
By Matthew Lee