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Joachim Trier and the science of self-doubt

by David Jenkins

To celebrate the streaming release of Sentimental Value on MUBI, we take a look at the Danish-Norwegian filmmaker’s wonderful knack for celebrating human complexity.
Two young men wearing identical white t-shirts with black text reading "LIVING ON THE STREETS IS NOT A LIFESTYLE CHOICE SUELLA."
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Exclusive: Harris Dickinson teams up with a charity to launch exclusive tee

All proceeds of the collaboration will go directly to Under One Sky, directly supporting people affected by homelessness.
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10% off everything at Rarewaves for LWLies readers

by LWLies

Our pals at Rarewaves have whisked up a promotion code for our readers to get a nifty discount on all their fine wares.
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Re-anticipating Megalopolis

by David Jenkins

Ahead of its release on MUBI, we explore how hints of Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis can be seen in a number of the filmmaker’s past classics.
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Marcello Mastroianni: A Life Lived Beautifully

by LWLies

Our latest video essay, made in partnership with Disaronno, explores how the Italian screen legend became an enduring symbol of ​“la dolce vita”.
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The Sensual Elegance of I Am Love

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Through its use of colour, costume and décor, Luca Guadagnino’s sumptuous drama turns stylish interiors and silent glances into metaphors for longing.
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The Existential Chic of La Notte

by Pamela Hutchinson

Michelangelo Antonioni’s Milanese marital drama uses sleek, geometric compositions to reflect the modernist couple and the city at its centre.
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The Decadent Splendour of The Great Beauty

by Leonardo Goi

Paolo Sorrentino’s Fellini-esque journey through modern-day Rome transforms the Eternal City into a living, breathing character of unparalleled grandeur.
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The Dreamworld Aesthetic of 8½

by Christina Newland

Through its visionary cinematography and costume design, Federico Fellini’s 1963 film masterfully blurs the lines between memory, reality and fantasy.
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Introducing… La Dolce Vita: A Celebration of Italian Screen Style

by Little White Lies

This summer we’re inviting you to indulge in a slice of the sweet life with Disaronno.
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Nostalgia for the Lights: Wim Wenders’ Tokyo stories

by David Jenkins

How the Oscar-nominated Perfect Days sees the globe-trotting German filmmaker in unison with his surroundings in the Japanese capital.
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The strange and beautiful world of Aki Kaurismäki

by David Jenkins

In celebration of the release of Fallen Leaves, we guide you through the world of Finland’s cine-beat poet extraordinaire.

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