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Illustration of a man with greying hair and a beard, wearing a pink shirt, against a grey background with a plant in the foreground.
Interviews

Mike Mills: ‘All my films are me communing with someone I really love’

by Hannah Strong

The direc­tor explains how father­hood shaped his lat­est film, and how cre­at­ing space is inte­gral to his cre­ative vision.
A man with a moustache embracing a young child in a busy street, photographed in black and white.
Review

C’mon C’mon

by Charles Bramesco

Joaquin Phoenix forms a close bond with a pre­co­cious whip­per­snap­per in Mike Mills’ gen­tle fam­i­ly drama.

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Anticipation
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4
In Retrospect
A man with a moustache embracing a young child in a busy street, photographed in black and white.
Festivals

C’mon C’mon – first-look review

by Charles Bramesco

Joaquin Phoenix and new­com­er Woody Nor­man play uncle and nephew in Mike Mills’ ten­der dra­ma about a fam­i­ly in flux.
A man with a moustache embracing a young child in a busy street, photographed in black and white.
Incoming

Joaquin Phoenix reads a bedtime story in the first trailer for C’mon C’mon

by Charles Bramesco

He looks after his pre­co­cious young nephew in writer/​director Mike Mills’ ten­der fam­i­ly drama.
Two people, a man and a woman, sitting at a wooden table in a kitchen with a turquoise-coloured stove in the background.
Review

20th Century Women

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Annette Ben­ing anchors this delight­ful, deeply per­son­al com­e­dy-dra­ma from writer/​director Mike Mills

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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect
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Interviews

Mike Mills: ‘Filmmaking isn’t therapy for me, I don’t cry on set’

by David Jenkins

The direc­tor of 20th Cen­tu­ry Women dis­cuss­es his per­son­alised cine-poem writ­ten to his late mother.
Trailers

Watch the first gorgeous trailer for 20th Century Women

by Adam Woodward

A stel­lar female cast head-up this intrigu­ing look­ing dra­ma from writer/​director Mike Mills.