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Two people walking on a forest path, one wearing a checked shirt and the other a purple top.
Queer Cinema

A new film explores what it means to be queer in Kenya today

by Yassine Senghor

Direc­tor Peter Muri­mi dis­cuss­es cap­tur­ing the expe­ri­ence of a young gay man in I Am Samuel.
A scruffy, golden-haired dog sitting in a cluttered, dimly lit room.
Review

Stray

by Josh Slater-Williams

Istanbul’s semi-fer­al dog pop­u­la­tion is the focus of this thought-pro­vok­ing ethno­graph­ic documentary.

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Woman with dark hair and makeup looking directly at the camera.
Festivals

Alone Together – first-look review

by Cassidy Olsen

This unique and often insight­ful doc­u­men­tary shows Char­li XCX col­lab­o­rat­ing with her fans on a DIY quar­an­tine album.
Group of children in colourful clothes standing outdoors together.
In Praise Of

In the Land of the Deaf remains a watershed for sign language cinema

by Isabelle Bucklow

Nico­las Philibert’s 1992 doc­u­men­tary is a sen­si­tive and affect­ing por­tray­al of the deaf experience.
Rugged landscape with military vehicle, concrete structure, and armed personnel on a remote desert scene.
Review

Notturno

by Trevor Johnston

This cap­ti­vat­ing docu-rever­ie from Gian­fran­co Rosi reveals the after­ef­fects of war on peo­ple in the Mid­dle East.

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Woman singing on stage with wooden panelled walls in the background.
Festivals

Tina – first-look review

by Leila Latif

Tina Turn­er has the final say on her tumul­tuous life and glit­ter­ing career in this all-access documentary.
A woman in a red jacket with her hand on her ear, standing in front of red curtains.
Review

Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliché

by David Jenkins

A stir­ring and fraught moth­er-daugh­ter rela­tion­ship is at the cen­tre of this live­ly punk rock doc.

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Woman with curly hair playing piano in a dimly lit room with ornate wooden panelling.

The Most Beautiful Boy in the World and the dark legacy of Death in Venice

by Rafa Sales Ross

A new doc­u­men­tary reveals how Björn Andrésen was plagued by the title direc­tor Luchi­no Vis­con­ti bestowed on him.
Two performers on stage, one playing guitar and the other singing into a microphone, with a large globe projection behind them.
Review

Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry

by Sydney Urbanek

Bil­lie Eil­ish and her tight-knit fam­i­ly nav­i­gate her first half a decade of star­dom in this inti­mate documentary.

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A footballer in a yellow jersey kicks the ball in a crowded stadium.
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Pelé

by Adam Woodward

This autho­rised look at the life of the Brazil­ian icon reveals more about the man than the footballer.

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