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In Praise Of

Jus’ Funnin: In praise of the Channing Tatum smirk

by David Jenkins

The man who is Mag­ic Mike pos­sess­es one of the most bril­liant act­ing pow­er moves on the block.
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“There were certain dance moves that were all me” – Jared Gilman on Moonrise Kingdom at 10

by Simon Bland

The now 23-year-old actor returns to Camp Ivan­hoe to share his mem­o­ries of mak­ing a film with Wes Anderson.
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Review

The Great Movement

by David Jenkins

A Boli­vian min­er with a ter­mi­nal lung dis­ease search­es for sal­va­tion in Kiro Rus­so’s psy­che­del­ic latest.

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In Retrospect
Three individuals standing outdoors, one holding a sign that reads "Lecture de guerre: Strokes" in Spanish.
Festivals

Looking back to move forward at BFI Flare 2022

by Emily Maskell

This year’s BFI Flare Film Fes­ti­val encour­aged the LGBTQIA+ com­mu­ni­ty to reflect on the past in order to build a bet­ter future.
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Review

WITCH: We Intend to Cause Havoc

by Josh Slater-Williams

A charm­ing and insight­ful docu-jour­ney to redis­cov­er one of the great pio­neers of the ​‘Zam­rock’ movement.

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In Retrospect
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Incoming

Everyone’s armed and dangerous in the first trailer for No Sudden Move

by Charles Bramesco

Don Chea­dle, Beni­cio del Toro, Amy Seimetz and Jon Hamm star in Steven Soderbergh’s peri­od crime caper.
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In Praise Of

How Tod Browning’s Dracula changed horror cinema forever

by Adam Scovell

The 1931 film put the Count firm­ly on the cul­tur­al map and moved the genre on from its silent origins.
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Festivals

How filmmakers are highlighting racial discrimination in the criminal justice system

by Flora Spencer Grant

At the 64th BFI Lon­don Film Fes­ti­val, three films pro­vid­ed a time­ly addi­tion to dis­course ignit­ed by the Black Lives Mat­ter movement.
A person in a red cap standing beside a large video camera on a tripod, surrounded by other filming equipment.
Incoming

Steven Soderbergh’s next film brings together all of your favourite actors

by Charles Bramesco

Don Chea­dle! Jon Hamm! Kier­an Culkin? Julia Fox?! BREN­DAN FRASER?!?
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Review

Crip Camp

by Roxanne Sancto

A sum­mer camp for dis­abled teens becomes a move­ment for equal­i­ty in this soul-nour­ish­ing Net­flix documentary.

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In Retrospect