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Please Baby Please

By Marina Ashioti

Amanda Kramer's alluring, neon-lit musical feature sees a newlywed couple catapulted into a queer awakening.

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Andrea Riseborough’s Oscar-nominated role is just one part of a banner year

By Charles Bramesco

Her turns in Please Baby Please, Matilda, and even Amsterdam show off a chameleonic range.

The first trailer for David O. Russell’s Amsterdam catches stars in a national mystery

By Charles Bramesco

Margot Robbie, John David Washington, and Christian Bale lead as a trio of friends caught in a murder case.

London Film Festival 2022 opens with Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical

By David Jenkins

Emma Thompson and Lashana Lynch star in one of the first big movie announcements of the Autumn festival season.

The Electrical Life of Louis Wain

By Lydia Figes

Benedict Cumberbatch is electric in Will Sharpe’s tumultuous portrait of a cat lover extraordinaire, supported by a stellar cast.

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Possessor

By Leila Latif

Brandon Cronenberg follows up his impressive debut Antiviral with a visceral slice of hallucinatory ultraviolence.

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Brandon Cronenberg’s mind-jellying Possessor has gotten a first trailer

By Charles Bramesco

Christopher Abbott and Andrea Riseborough star in the psycho-horror film.

Possessor – first look review

By Hannah Strong

Brandon Cronenberg sets late-capitalism in his crosshairs in this effective – and very gory – social horror.

The Kindness of Strangers – first look review

By Ian Mantgani

This year’s Berlin Film Festival gets off to an inauspicious start care of Lone Sherfig’s fusty New York ensemble drama.

Panos Cosmatos: ‘Nicolas Cage is a very special creature’

By David Jenkins

The Canadian filmmaker on the making of his heavy metal psycho-horror, Mandy, and working his one of his acting heroes.

Mandy

By Hannah Strong

Panos Cosmatos unleashes hell on Nicolas Cage and Andrea Riseborough in this bloody, psychedelic headtrip.

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The best new horror movies from Sundance 2018

By Ed Gibbs

This year’s festival offered plenty of devilishly dark delights within its raucous Midnight strand.

Black Mirror’s Season 4 review: Get set for more Orwellian nightmares

By Roxanne Sancto

Charlie Brooker’s latest collection of sci-fi horrors does not disappoint.

Battle of the Sexes

By David Jenkins

Emma Stone and Steve Carell go head-to-head in this fascinating true story of sport and sexism.

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Andrea Riseborough: ‘I get on a film set and brace myself to be patronised’

By Manuela Lazic

The British actor discusses her love of diving into a character and how she deals with everyday sexism in the film industry.

Watch the hilarious first trailer for The Death of Stalin

By Little White Lies

Armando Iannucci’s Soviet-set satire is packed with comedic talent.

W.E.

By Adam Woodward

Madonna’s lavish retelling of a 20th century scandal is little more than a kitsch vanity project.

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