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Alejandro González Iñárritu is taking his talents to Netflix

by Charles Bramesco

The upcoming BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths will get a global theatrical run before it goes online.
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The first Bodies, Bodies, Bodies trailer is all fun and games until someone gets hurt

by Charles Bramesco

Amandla Stenberg, Lee Pace, Maria Bakalova, Pete Davidson, and Rachel Sennott star in the Gen-Z-fluent horror film.
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Interviews

Jane Schoenbrun: ‘I wanted the film to feel like we’re lost in the haze of the internet’

by Natalie Marlin

The We’re All Going to the World’s Fair director reflects on the importance of allowing trans filmmakers to tell their own stories.
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In Praise Of

The undersung talents of Yeun Biao – Hong Kong action star

by Kambole Campbell

As Dreadnaught and Knockabout receive new restorations via Eureka Video, it’s time to put this Hong Kong martial arts star in the spotlight.
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Review

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair

by Lillian Crawford

A teenage girl gets caught up in a mysterious online game in Jane Schoenbrun’s fascinating tech-horror debut.

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Review

Saint-Narcisse

by Marina Ashioti

Queercore godhead Bruce LaBruce returns with a wild, camp incest odyssey set in 1970s Quebec.

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Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation is launching a virtual screening room for classic films

by Charles Bramesco

The new service will be free to all, showing choice cuts from Fellini, Huston, and many others.
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Review

Ennio

by Saskia Lloyd Gaiger

Great detail abounds in Giuseppe Tornatore’s documentary celebrating the life and work of the late film composer Ennio Morricone.

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Take a look at this amazing artwork inspired by Audrey Diwan’s Happening

by Little White Lies

To celebrate the release of Happening, Picturehouse spotlight 10 creative responses from female artists, writers and creators.
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At this year’s Cannes directors will once again be asked: Is cinema a dying art?

by Saskia Lloyd Gaiger

Forty years on from Wim Wenders’ documentary Room 666, this age-old existential question is set to come back around.