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Queer Cinema

A new film explores what it means to be queer in Kenya today

by Yassine Senghor

Director Peter Murimi discusses capturing the experience of a young gay man in I Am Samuel.
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Interviews

Carey Mulligan: ‘Women have been having these conversations for millennia’

by Hannah Strong

Carey Mulligan is into taking risks, and her role as Cassie Thomas might just be her biggest one yet.
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Home Ents

Discover the fast-paced thrills of this hard-boiled Euro crime drama

by Anton Bitel

Based on real events, Sergio Martino’s Silent Action from 1975 is as cynical as it is uncompromising.
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Why shouldn’t Black British actors play Americans?

by Silva Chege

Criticism of Daniel Kaluuya’s role in Judas and the Black Messiah only serves to divide the diaspora.
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Incoming

The Lure director sets English-language debut with Silent Twins

by Charles Bramesco

In Agnieszka Smoczyńska’s latest, Letitia Wright and Tamara Lawrance play sisters with an unusual bond.
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Cartoon

David Squires on… Culture Wars: A Keir Starmwalker Story

A short time ago in a galaxy not so far away…
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Incoming

Angelina Jolie fights fires in the trailer for Those Who Wish Me Dead

by Charles Bramesco

She ventures into the wilds of Montana for writer/​director Taylor Sheridan’s latest neo-western.
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Is the fate of UK film being determined by an algorithm?

by Daisy Bata

Our investigation into the government’s Culture Recovery Fund has found evidence of automated cultural elitism.
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Incoming

Andrew Garfield has an internet-age rise and fall in the Mainstream trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Maya Hawke and Nat Wolff also star in Gia Coppola’s upcoming social media satire.
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In Praise Of

20 years on, Josie and the Pussycats sharpens its claws

by Annie Lyons

The cult classic forgoes subtlety and delivers its anti-consumerist message with on-the-nose camp.