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Why everyone should embrace Chinese cinema’s rise

by Juliette Cottu

“Chol­ly­wood’’ is set to become the next major rival to North America’s film industry.
Trailers

Queer classic Prick Up Your Ears is returning to cinemas

by Stephen Puddicombe

Gary Old­man deliv­ers a sen­sa­tion­al turn in this biopic of the late play­wright Joe Orton.
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Review

Daughters of the Dust (1991)

by David Jenkins

Julie Dash’s dreamy debut fea­ture is back in cin­e­mas in time for its 25th anniversary.

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In Retrospect
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In Praise Of

A guide to cinema’s most enduring rebels

by Christopher Machell

What is it that makes mav­er­ick char­ac­ter actors like Jack Nichol­son so dan­ger­ous­ly irresistible?
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Incoming

1984 is returning to cinemas in protest of Donald Trump

by John Wadsworth

Almost 200 inde­pen­dent cin­e­mas have pledged to screen Michael Radford’s Orwellian adaptation.
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Festivals

The Queen of Spain – first look review

by Adam Lee Davies

Pené­lope Cruz stars in this frol­ic­some love let­ter to Span­ish cinema’s gold­en age from direc­tor Fer­nan­do Trueba.
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Women In Film

The audacious ideologies of indie cinema’s female saviours

by Kate Jackson

Tal­ent­ed film­mak­ers like Desiree Akha­van and Ingrid Junger­mann are mak­ing their voic­es heard.
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In Praise Of

Why Braindead remains the pinnacle of grisly practical effects

by Stephen Puddicombe

In 1992 a young Peter Jack­son cre­at­ed one of hor­ror cinema’s most grue­some and endur­ing splatterfests.
Trailers

Watch the kinky first trailer for Fifty Shades Darker

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Cin­e­ma’s pre­mière per­vert indus­tri­al­ist is back for some more soft­core frot­tage in this forth­com­ing sequel.
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Why Pacific Rim is the greatest blockbuster of the 21st century

by David Jenkins

Guiller­mo del Toro chore­o­graphs a bal­let with giants and offers one of cinema’s most beau­ti­ful def­i­n­i­tions of love.