The late Soviet director’s 1998 satire is said to have inspired Armando Ianucci’s The Death of Stalin.
The Harry Potter spin-off franchise continues with Eddie Redmayne’s magical zoologist getting caught up in a potential race war.
Suzy Bannion is put through the wringer in Dario Argento’s 1977 horror classic. Why, in the end, is she so happy about it?
The late Soviet director’s 1998 satire is said to have inspired Armando Ianucci’s The Death of Stalin.
By Ella Kemp
The ASFF’s biggest edition yet welcomed an impressive range of boundary-pushing works.
British writer/director Charlotte Regan’s latest work screens on Channel 4 as part of Random Acts.
Watch a surreal promotional short for the director and Angelo Badalamenti’s debut jazz LP ‘Thought Gang’.
Writer Robin Campillo and director Laurent Cantet team up for this slight exercise in social commentary.
Romy Schneider gives her final interview in this unconventional biopic – with a cameo from Denis Lavant.
Nathaniel Kahn’s insightful survey – and subtle critique – of the contemporary art world, featuring Jeff Koons, Larry Poons and more.
An ageing, world-weary assassin takes on one last assignment in this well made if unremarkable Brit comedy.
The Harry Potter spin-off franchise continues with Eddie Redmayne’s magical zoologist getting caught up in a potential race war.
By Anton Bitel
Luca Guadagnino puts a bold allegorical spin on Dario Argento’s baroque horror classic.
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