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Conner O’Malley is the internet’s most Online filmmaker

by Finlay Spencer

The com­ic-cum-film­mak­er is Mike Leigh for the dig­i­tal age.
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Not Movies

Because The Internet: the cursed, perverse realities of Adult Swim infomercials

by Sam Moore

On the late night pro­gram­ming block of an Amer­i­can tele­vi­sion chan­nel a series of bleak par­o­dy shorts riff on the rela­tion­ship between the inter­net and spectatorship.
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Interviews

Jane Schoenbrun: ‘I wanted the film to feel like we’re lost in the haze of the internet’

by Natalie Marlin

The We’re All Going to the World’s Fair direc­tor reflects on the impor­tance of allow­ing trans film­mak­ers to tell their own stories.
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Interviews

Mamoru Hosoda: ‘When it comes to the internet, reality has overtaken fiction’

by Kambole Campbell

As Belle hits UK cin­e­mas, the acclaimed Japan­ese direc­tor talks Digi­mon, vir­tu­al cityscapes, and par­ent­hood in the dig­i­tal age.
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Festivals

Belle – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

A teenage girl finds online fame in Mamoru Hosoda’s inter­net-age update of Beau­ty and the Beast.
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Incoming

Andrew Garfield has an internet-age rise and fall in the Mainstream trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Maya Hawke and Nat Wolff also star in Gia Coppola’s upcom­ing social media satire.
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Festivals

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

Jane Schoenbrun’s unnerv­ing debut, about an inter­net role-play phe­nom­e­non, nails the online ado­les­cence experience.
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Incoming

A short history of Hollywood’s (ill-fated) attempts to adapt the internet

by Charles Bramesco

A bid­ding war over a Red­dit-sourced hor­ror pitch rings a famil­iar bell.
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Festivals

A leading documentary film festival asks ‘What’s in a meme?’

by Adam Woodward

This year’s Thes­sa­loni­ki Doc­u­men­tary Fes­ti­val will explore the ori­gins and evo­lu­tion of an inter­net phenomenon.
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Jawline director Liza Mandelup on the alienation of Gen Z

by Jenna Mahale

The award-win­ning film­mak­er on the intri­ca­cies of influ­encer cul­ture and the emo­tion­al econ­o­my of the internet.