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In Praise Of

David Byrne and the autistic euphoria of Stop Making Sense

by Raine Petrie

As an anniver­sary restora­tion of Jonathan Demme and Talk­ing Heads’ land­mark con­cert film hits cin­e­mas, it remains a land­mark in autis­tic rep­re­sen­ta­tion on screen.
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Hollywood’s enduring fear of Artificial Intelligence shows no signs of letting up

by Victoria Luxford

As Gareth Edwards’ The Cre­ator storms into cin­e­mas, we trace the film indus­try’s obses­sion with the idea that a robot upris­ing looms on the horizon.
Two Asian people, a man and a woman, standing in front of a large red sun-like shape against a dark, cloudy background.
In Praise Of

Oldboy and the aesthetics of national trauma

by Anabelle Johnston

As Park Chan-wook’s sem­i­nal revenge thriller turns 20, it remains one of South Kore­an cin­e­ma’s most pierc­ing polit­i­cal indictments.
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Close to dogliness: the Christian undertones of canines in Hollywood

by Daisy Steinhardt

Man’s best friend has pro­vid­ed ample enter­tain­ment across cin­e­ma’s his­to­ry, but in the all-Amer­i­can fam­i­ly film pan­theon, canines take on a more beatif­ic significance.
Four men wearing suits and ties, one with a large scar on his face, standing together.
Acting Up

The irrepressible screen presence of Jason Statham

by Callie Petch

One of cin­e­ma’s lead­ing hard men, the for­mer mod­el and Com­mon­wealth div­er has carved out a depend­able – and at times great­ly enter­tain­ing – niche.
A man wearing a brown tweed jacket and cap standing on a beach, with a blue sea and hills in the background.
In Praise Of

The unearthly charisma of Burt Lancaster

by Chloe Walker

As Local Hero returns to cin­e­mas, we cel­e­brate the sin­gu­lar tal­ent of an endur­ing screen presence.
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Incoming

The solution to cinema’s curation conundrum? More, more, more

by Charles Bramesco

Are stream­ing chan­nels lim­it­ing our movie selec­tion? Only as much as we let them!
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Incoming

The Spirited Away stage play is coming to American cinemas

by Charles Bramesco

This spring, audi­ences unable to attend the Japan­ese pro­duc­tion will behold the live-action mag­nif­i­cence of the radish spirit.
Exterior of a movie theatre complex with marquees and signage for "The Book in Room with Tommy" and "London's Best Cinema".
Incoming

Want to see a new movie for a pound?

by Charles Bramesco

In an unusu­al dis­tri­b­u­tion scheme, Mar­cus Mark­ou’s film The Wife and Her House Hus­band can be seen in cin­e­mas for a quid.
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Incoming

Hayao Miyazaki’s new film How Do You Live? will come to cinemas in 2023

by Charles Bramesco

Japan­ese the­aters will get the ani­mé mas­ter’s lat­est in June.