A sonic catering collective attends a prestigious residency in Peter Strickland's characteristically off-beat new flick.
Peter Strickland serves up a helping of culinary chaos in his suitably strange fifth feature film.
In the oddball film, Asa Butterfield joins a musical collective using food for unusual, visceral performance art pieces.
Laurie Nunn’s consistently funny, wonderfully acted series offers so much more than shallow titillation.
Steve Coogan headlines this satire about a ruthless fast-fashion mogul.
The grim realities of life in the World War One trenches is the subject of this rousing if unoriginal tale of soldiers on the edge of sanity.
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