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A man in a checked shirt sitting on the grass, writing in a notebook under a tree in a lush, green garden.
Review

The Brutalist review – gorgeous, capital-C Cinema

by Hannah Strong

Adrien Brody is phe­nom­e­nal in Brady Cor­bet’s sub­lime three-and-a-half hour dra­ma, as a Jew­ish archi­tect arrives in post-war Amer­i­ca to a hos­tile new world.

4
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
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Festivals

The Brutalist – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

Adrien Brody is phe­nomon­al in Brady Cor­bet’s sub­lime three-and-a-half hour dra­ma, as a Jew­ish archi­tect arrives in post-war Amer­i­ca to a hos­tile new world.
Two adults, a uniformed police officer and a man in a suit, standing in an interior setting.
Review

See How They Run

by Hannah Strong

An all-star cast can’t save this pre­dictable, often irri­tat­ing attempt at putting a twist on Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap.

4
Anticipation
2
Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
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Watch Wes Anderson’s charming Christmas advert for H&M

by Little White Lies

Take the cat­walk car through snowy climes with our favourite Amer­i­can direc­tor and star Adrien Brody.