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Two people, a woman and a man, walking through a field with a telephone pole in the background.
Review

The Royal Hotel review – harrowing, but doesn’t burrow under the skin

by Mark Asch

More cin­e­ma of omi­nous dis­com­fort from Kit­ty Green as she takes us to an out-of-the-way Aus­tralian booz­er for some low-boil­ing violence.

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Anticipation
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In Retrospect
This Just In

That inking feeling: Evil Dead Rise and the horror of tattoos

by Sean McGeady

In hor­ror films, tat­too scenes can rep­re­sent famil­ial trau­ma and gen­dered vio­lence. The new Evil Dead gets under the skin with both.
Dark silhouette of a person standing near a window in a dimly lit room.
Incoming

Jonathan Glazer and Mica Levi team up for ‘dancing plague’ film

by Charles Bramesco

Stras­bourg 1518 pairs the Under the Skin direc­tor and com­pos­er with an ensem­ble of world-class dancers.
A woman with dark hair wearing a brown fur coat sits in the driver's seat of a car, looking thoughtful.
Incoming

A24 is looking to turn Under the Skin into a TV series

by Charles Bramesco

A bid­ding war could bring Scar­lett Johansson’s homi­ci­dal alien to the small screen.
An elderly man with a concerned expression, surrounded by two women looking at him with worried expressions.
Review

Chained for Life

by Josh Slater-Williams

Adam Pear­son of Under the Skin fame takes cen­tre stage in Aaron Schimberg’s smart meta comedy.

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4
In Retrospect
Curly-haired person with a serious expression, wearing a red jumper and set against a cluttered, colourful background.
Film Music

Mica Levi is writing her next score for a movie that doesn’t exist

by Little White Lies

The Jack­ie and Under the Skin com­pos­er is involved in an ambi­tious project called The Unfilmables.
A middle-aged woman with short, light-coloured hair, wearing a black jumper, sitting at a table and looking thoughtful.
In Praise Of

Why ‘Under the Skin’ author Michel Faber is one of the best writers around

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Cel­e­brat­ing the reclu­sive author whose words have been trans­formed into one of the year’s most beguil­ing movies.
A woman with dark hair and red lips peers through a car window, her face partially obscured by darkness.
Review

Under the Skin

by Violet Lucca

Jonathan Glazer’s erot­ic and philo­soph­i­cal­ly-inclined fem­i­nist sci-fi fable is an extra­or­di­nary one-off.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect