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29 Aug 2022

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A curious pattern emerges when it comes to the cinematic treatment of the breezy beach read, compared to that of the more respectable airport novel.

Jurassic World Rebirth | The Shrouds + David Cronenberg | Videodrome (1983)

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David Cronenberg: 'You don’t want to bore people with how sad you are'

by Hannah Strong

As The Shrouds finally debuts in UK cinemas, the master of the macabre gets personal about grief.

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Hot Milk review – never properly gels

by David Jenkins

Rebecca Lenkiewicz adapts Deborah Levy’s best-selling novel, but the result is lacklustre.