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A young girl with blonde plaits wearing a yellow jacket holds a blue-eyed furry creature against a rocky backdrop.
Review

The Legend of Ochi review – well-crafted but tame family adventure

by Isaac Feldberg

A shy young girl embarks on a mis­sion to save a mys­ti­cal crea­ture in Isa­iah Sax­on’s throw­back to the days of Amblin greatness.

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Stylised illustrations of two people's faces in shades of purple and white.
Interviews

Willem Dafoe and Hong Chau: ‘The meaning comes in the doing’

by Hannah Strong

Willem Dafoe and Hong Chau lay out the par­tic­u­lars of Yor­gos Lanthimos’s method with actors.
Three adults, two men and a woman, embracing intimately in a dimly lit room, with warm orange tones casting a soft glow.
Review

Kinds of Kindness review – a salacious, sun-bleached fable

by David Jenkins

Yor­gos Lan­thi­mos returns with his mer­ry band to explore – in trip­tych form – all the fun­ny and sick ways in which we entrap our­selves inside psy­cho­log­i­cal pris­ons of our own making.

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Truth & Movies - A Little White Lies Podcast
Podcast

Poor Things + Mark Ruffalo, Ramy Youssef & Willem Dafoe | Priscilla + Philippe Le Sourd | LWLies Most Anticipated Films Of 2024

On Truth & Movies this week Lit­tle White Lies Edi­tor David and Dig­i­tal Edi­tor Han­nah Strong join host Leila Latif to talk through some of the most excit­ing titles com­ing out in 2024. We also dis­cuss the sub­ject of the lat­est mag­a­zine issue, Yor­gos Lan­thi­mos’ Poor Things, and Han­nah inter­viewed its stars Mark Ruf­fa­lo, Ramy Youssef and Willem Dafoe. We also look at Sofia’s Coppola’s stun­ning Priscil­la, and Leila spoke to its cin­e­matog­ra­ph­er and fre­quent Cop­po­la col­lab­o­ra­tor Philippe Le Sourd.
A person with long dark hair wearing a yellow shawl, facing a person wearing a brown jacket in a wooded area.
Review

Poor Things review – Lanthimos at his most playful and comedic

by Savina Petkova

Emma Stone gives a career-defin­ing per­for­mance in Yor­gos Lan­thi­mos’ opu­lent provo­ca­tion about the human body as a nexus for plea­sure and pain.

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Man sits alone on sofa in dark room, working late at night on laptop and documents.
Festivals

Inside – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

Willem Dafoe plays an art thief who becomes trapped in a high-tech lux­u­ry pent house in Vasilis Kat­soupis’ unusu­al thriller.
Three people on horseback in a rural outdoor setting, wearing period Western-style clothing.
Incoming

Saddle up for Walter Hill’s return to the Western in the Dead for a Dollar trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Willem Dafoe and Christoph Waltz cross paths in pur­suit of a way­ward woman with designs of her own.
Two individuals, one wrapped in a grey blanket, one in a black cloak, sitting on horses in a desolate landscape.
Review

The Northman

by Hannah Strong

Robert Eggers assem­bles an intre­pid team for the epic tale of a wronged Viking prince’s quest for vengeance.

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Aerial view of a dramatic horseshoe-shaped canyon with vibrant orange and turquoise colours.
Review

River

by Marina Ashioti

Not even Willem Dafoe’s nar­ra­tion can save this mean­der­ing doc­u­men­tary with tired colo­nial overtones.

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A man in a dark suit sitting at a desk, writing on a document while a bottle of liquor stands nearby.
Incoming

Oscar Isaac beats the odds in the first trailer for The Card Counter

by Charles Bramesco

He’s a card shark, vengeance-seek­er, and pos­si­ble war crim­i­nal in Paul Schrader’s new crime drama.