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Two women sitting at outdoor café table under umbrellas, one in dark top, one in white shirt, Spanish flag visible on wall behind.
Review

Hot Milk review – never properly gels

by David Jenkins

Rebec­ca Lenkiewicz adapts Deb­o­rah Levy’s best-sell­ing nov­el, but the result is lacklustre.

3
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
A man in a cowboy hat sitting on a crate beside a horse, holding a book.
Review

The Dead Don’t Hurt review – elegiac and tenderly romantic

by David Jenkins

Vig­go Mortensen’s som­bre take on the west­ern evokes some clas­sic Clint East­wood films.

3
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Two people, a man and a woman, embrace by a lake with mountains in the background.
Review

More Than Ever

by Laura Venning

Vicky Krieps and Gas­pard Ulliel play a cou­ple grap­pling with a life-alter­ing ill­ness in Emi­ly Ate­f’s sen­si­tive but slight drama.

3
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
Illustration of a woman with blue hair and a bejewelled crown, surrounded by radiating lines in shades of blue.
Interviews

Vicky Krieps: ‘I would close my eyes and hold Sissi on my right hand and Romy Schneider on my left’

by Marina Ashioti

The star of Marie Kreutzer’s Cor­sage reveals the demand­ing details of por­tray­ing an empress.
A woman in a fancy dress, wearing a sparkling crown and ornate necklace, holding a white gloved hand near her face against a countryside backdrop.
Review

Corsage

by Caitlin Quinlan

Vicky Krieps gives an act­ing mas­ter­class as the despon­dent Empress Elis­a­beth of Austria.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Woman singing on stage with fairy lights in the background, performing at a dimly lit venue.
Review

Bergman Island

by Lillian Crawford

Mia Hansen-Løve’s lilt­ing rumi­na­tion on art, rela­tion­ships and cinephil­ia is one of her most accom­plished and mov­ing films to date.

5
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Three young people embracing, with facial expressions suggesting sadness or distress. The image has a tense, moody atmosphere with a textured, dreamlike quality.
Review

Old

by Hannah Strong

A family’s dream vaca­tion turns into a night­mare when they start to age rapid­ly in M Night Shyamalan’s lat­est twisty thriller.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
Smiling person with wavy hair against colourful lights
Festivals

Hold Me Tight – first-look review

by Adam Solomons

Math­ieu Amalric’s engross­ing fam­i­ly dra­ma is fur­ther proof that Vicky Krieps is one of the world’s most excit­ing actors.
A person wearing black clothing walking through a golden field, with a forest in the background.
Incoming

Reality and fantasy overlap in the first trailer for Bergman Island

by Charles Bramesco

Tim Roth, Vicky Krieps, Mia Wasikows­ka and Anders Danielsen Lie appear in Mia Hansen-Løve’s latest.
Three young people embracing, with facial expressions suggesting sadness or distress. The image has a tense, moody atmosphere with a textured, dreamlike quality.
Incoming

M Night Shyamalan heads to the beach in the first trailer for Old

by Charles Bramesco

A small sec­tion of coast seems to be rapid­ly age­ing Vicky Krieps and Gael Gar­cía Bernal in the new thriller.