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American portraitist John Singer Sargent made his bread and butter from...

Constructed from various plot threads, interweaving realities and genres, Apple TV+’s...

Besides being co-author to most of her husband Ulrich Seidl’s...

When the 2024 Berlinale programme was released, festival management described Pepe as...

John Logan scooped numerous Tony Awards for Red, but the prolific writer is...

Last year’s jury president is back in Berlin, starring in one of the...

Daniel Lawrence Taylor’s latest project Boarders follows the age-old cliché of a group of city...

Anyone who doesn’t usually stay in a cinema for the closing credits...

Lucie (Isabelle Huppert) works in law enforcement and struggles with the...

Familiar horror preoccupations are transposed to the unfamiliar cinematic landscape of the...