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Interviews

Franz Rogowski: ‘It was a gift to not have to explain it all through words’

by Elena Lazic

The beguiling star of Sebastian Meise’s Great Freedom reflects on his career so far and the future of cinema.
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In Praise Of

In praise of Frances Marion – Hollywood’s forgotten trailblazer

by Oliver Webb

This International Women’s Day, we remember the screenwriter who gave Hollywood its voice during the silent era.
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Incoming

The first trailer for Richard Linklater’s animated kid flick Apollo 10 1/2 has achieved liftoff

by Charles Bramesco

Jack Black, Glen Powell, and Zachary Levi lend their voices to the new rotoscoping project.
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Interviews

Matt Reeves: ‘I didn’t know if Rob would want to come back to a blockbuster’

by Kambole Campbell

The man behind the return of Gotham’s favourite son reveals why Robert Pattinson was his first and only choice.
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Sponsored

Witness the world premiere of one of the greatest film scores of all time

by Little White Lies

Ealing Studios’ Scott of the Antarctic is set for a historic Barbican performance this month.
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Incoming

All aboard the first trailer for the high-speed shoot-’em-up Bullet Train

by Charles Bramesco

Brad Pitt stars in the gun-crazy action film from John Wick codirector David Leitch.
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In Praise Of

Why Philadelphia remains a flawed but vital portrayal of the AIDS crisis

by Adam Solomons

Jonathan Demme’s 1993 drama played an important role in bringing straight audiences up to speed with the epidemic.
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Home Ents

Discover the indie horror comedy that made ‘mumblegore’ happen

by Anton Bitel

The Duplass brothers’ Baghead, starring Greta Gerwig in one of her first screen roles, is a charming love letter to DIY filmmaking.
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Creative Brief

Could you create a portrait inspired by the automotive imagery of Titane?

by Little White Lies

Our favourite film of 2021 is heading to MUBI, and to celebrate, we’re challenging you to create a portrait of Agathe Rousselle inspired by the film’s mechanical imagery.
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How green filmmaking is driving sustainability in cinema

by Sam Judd

Laura Torenbeek, founder of Green Film Productions, explains how the industry can do its bit in tackling the climate crisis.