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How Shin Godzilla reframed the traumatic events of 3.11

by Keno Katsuda

Like the original Godzilla, Anno Hideaki and Higuchi Shinji’s 2016 kaiju marked a turning point in Japan’s understanding of nuclear power.
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Michael B Jordan will make his directorial debut with Creed III

by Charles Bramesco

He’ll come out swinging with a massive studio project as his first stint behind the camera.
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Elizabeth Banks scores her next directing gig on Cocaine Bear

by Charles Bramesco

As the title suggests, the film will recount a true incident concerning some ursine narcotics antics.
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Steven Spielberg will get personal with a film looking back on his childhood

by Charles Bramesco

Michelle Williams is in line to star as a character supposedly based on the director’s mother.
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Avatar will reclaim its all-time box office record with a Chinese re-release

by Charles Bramesco

Put that in your Infinity Gauntlet and smoke it, Avengers: Endgame!
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The Crown star Emma Corrin will lead a Lady Chatterley’s Lover film

by Charles Bramesco

She’ll play a noblewoman seized by uncouth desire in the adaptation of DH Lawrence’s scandalous novel.
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In Praise Of

How Get Carter dispelled the myth of the British gangster

by Mark Allison

In 1971, Michael Caine recast the cheery cockney crim as a decidedly nasty and unglamorous antihero.
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Alejandro González Iñárritu has begun production on his first film in six years

by Charles Bramesco

Limbo will capture the ​“political and social modernity of Mexico”, and is being lensed by Darius Khondji.
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Festivals

A Cop Movie – first-look review

by Adam Woodward

Two professional actors go ​‘undercover’ in this eye-opening exposé of Mexico City’s police force.
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Festivals

Limbo – first-look review

by Josh Slater-Williams

Soi Cheang’s grisly yet dazzling monochrome noir follows a pair of cops investigating a serial murderer.