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Arthur Harari’s The Unknown opens at a costume party, where David Zimmerman...

Every so often, an animated film comes along that’s genuinely captivating and vibrant in an...

Forget AI and futuristic driverless cars for a moment:...

Days before her highly anticipated Apple Music Hall performance, Arlo Parks brings...

After following David Martinez’s rise from underdog to Night City legend, the second...

The last time machete-wielding villain Jason Voorhees appeared on screens was in Marcus Nispel’s...

While discussions of migration tend to focus on young, single men, Laïla...

Lauriane Escaffre and Yvo Muller’s Women on Trial dramatises the landmark...

Andy Garcia’s Diamond opens with the elaborate morning routine of its titular...

There are no front lines in Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Minotaur. Instead, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine makes itself felt through dinner conversations, workplace decisions and the increasingly uncomfortable responsibilities of an otherwise prosperous businessman. Loosely adapted from Claude Chabrol’s The Unfaithful Wife, the film transplants a familiar tale of marital suspicion to provincial Russia...