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Trailers

Watch the gripping first trailer for Remainder

Take an exclu­sive first look at the upcom­ing British psy­cho-thriller star­ring Tom Sturridge.
A man with a beard, wearing a striped black and orange shirt, sitting in a dimly lit room.
Review

Second Coming

by Ashley Clark

An extreme­ly intrigu­ing and moral­ly ambigu­ous south Lon­don psy­chodra­ma from Deb­bie Tuck­er Green.

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Man playing drums with another man watching, on stage with orchestra behind them.
Review

Whiplash

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Shake, rat­tle and brawl. A stu­dent drum­mer faces off with his psy­cho teacher in Damien Chazelle’s pul­sat­ing drama.

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Illustration of a bearded, bespectacled man in a cowboy hat, wearing a long coat, holding a magnifying glass. Text reads "DAVID FINCHER DETECTIVE MISSING".
Interviews

David Fincher: ‘A lot of luck goes into making a movie’

by David Jenkins

The direc­tor reveals how he approached adapt­ing Gillian Flynn’s psy­cho­log­i­cal best-sell­er, ​‘Gone Girl’.
Two female faces behind a glass door with vertical blinds, marked "1st CLASS".
Review

Nymphomaniac

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Lars von Trier’s two-part psy­cho­sex­u­al epic makes for invig­o­rat­ing, pro­found and occa­sion­al­ly baf­fling viewing.

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In Retrospect
Smiling woman with blonde curled hair in car with elderly man.
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Hitchcock

by Glenn Heath Jr

The Mas­ter of Sus­pense gets his very own glib and psy­cho­log­i­cal­ly-stilt­ed Wiki-biopic.

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Two men, one holding a small dog, conversing whilst hiking in a mountainous, arid landscape.
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Seven Psychopaths

by David Jenkins

Dog­nap­ping! Vig­i­lante killings! Christo­pher Walken’s cra­vat! Just a few things you’ll find in Mar­tin McDonagh’s latest.

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Two men, one in a police uniform and one in casual clothes, stood at a kitchen counter.
Review

Bronson

by Anton Bitel

Tom Hardy deliv­ers a knock­out per­for­mance as Britain’s most noto­ri­ous con­vict in this bruis­ing psychodrama.

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