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Watch the world exclusive trailer for The Most Beautiful Boy in the World

by Adam Woodward

The star of Luchi­no Visconti’s Death in Venice reflects on his life in this melan­choly documentary.
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The Most Beautiful Boy in the World and the dark legacy of Death in Venice

by Rafa Sales Ross

A new doc­u­men­tary reveals how Björn Andrésen was plagued by the title direc­tor Luchi­no Vis­con­ti bestowed on him.
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Creative Brief

Check out the winning entries from our Beautiful Boy creative brief

by Little White Lies

We were blown away by the excel­lent entries for our lat­est competition.
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Interviews

Steve Carell: ‘I don’t think about comedy and drama as separate genres’

by Hannah Strong

From office buf­foon to father of a teenage drug addict, the Amer­i­can actor is a ver­i­ta­ble screen all-rounder.
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Creative Brief

Could you draw Timothée Chalamet or Steve Carell in Beautiful Boy?

by Little White Lies

Enter our lat­est cre­ative brief inspired by this touch­ing fam­i­ly drama.
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Why addiction melodramas are set to strike a chord this awards season

by Paul Ridd

Tim­o­th­ée Cha­la­met and Lucas Hedges are earn­ing plau­dits for their ten­der por­tray­als of trou­bled young men.
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Festivals

Beautiful Boy – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Tim­o­th­ée Cha­la­met deliv­ers a heart­break­ing turn as a meth addict strug­gling with relapse and rehabilitation.