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A man in a traditional Middle Eastern headscarf, sitting on what appears to be a market stall, with other people in the background.
Home Ents

Discover the post-apocalyptic nightmare of this landmark social drama

by Anton Bitel

Mick Jackson’s BBC tele­movie Threads imag­ines the dev­as­tat­ing fall­out of nuclear war.
A woman with greying hair wearing a grey coat and scarf, sitting at a table with papers and files in front of her.
Review

The Post

by Charles Bramesco

Steven Spiel­berg recounts the sto­ry of the Pen­ta­gon Papers – with one eye on Don­ald Trump – in this strange­ly unsat­is­fy­ing polit­i­cal drama.

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In Retrospect
Three adults conversing in an office setting, one wearing a denim jacket, one in a suit, and one in a navy blazer.
Women In Film

Meryl Streep: It’s time for women in Hollywood to seize their moment

by Sarah Bradbury

The actor issued a ral­ly­ing cry at a press con­fer­ence for The Post.
Two men wearing military uniforms and suits standing before an American flag.
Incoming

Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks are making a film about the Pentagon Papers

by Jack Godwin

The actor will star along­side Meryl Streep in polit­i­cal dra­ma The Post.
Elderly man in hat and glasses standing in front of barbed wire fence in field.
Review

Denial

by Trevor Johnston

Rachel Weisz rails against Nazi apol­o­gists in this stur­dy court room dra­ma for the ​‘post-truth’ age.

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In Retrospect
A crucifix with a human figure on it, in front of an American flag. Dramatic lighting creates strong shadows and contrasts.
Home Ents

Discover the post-traumatic insanity of this atheist horror

by Anton Bitel

William Peter Blatty’s mad­balls direc­to­r­i­al debut, The Ninth Con­fig­u­ra­tion, is final­ly avail­able on DVD and Blu-ray.
A hand holding a list of Best Actress nominees, including Faye Dunaway, Jane Fonda, Jana Bates, and Meryl Streep.
Home Ents

Discover the postmodern wit of this mesmerising metahorror

by Anton Bitel

David Win­ters’ self-reflex­ive slash­er from 1982, The Last Hor­ror Film, is now avail­able on DVD.