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Festivals

Shirley – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Josephine Decker’s biog­ra­phy of famed goth­ic nov­el­ist Shirley Jack­son is a sump­tu­ous peri­od psychodrama.
An elderly man with a concerned expression, surrounded by two women looking at him with worried expressions.
Review

Chained for Life

by Josh Slater-Williams

Adam Pear­son of Under the Skin fame takes cen­tre stage in Aaron Schimberg’s smart meta comedy.

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4
In Retrospect
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Film Music

Know The Score: Merrill Garbus on the joys of Clue

by Thomas Hobbs

The lead singer of art pop duo Tune-Yards’ dis­cuss­es the car­toony genius of John Mor­ris’ famed score.
A man lying on grass, holding an old leather football.
Review

The Keeper

by Ella Kemp

Famed Ger­man goal­keep­er Bert Traut­mann is the sub­ject of this delight­ful roman­tic biopic.

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3
In Retrospect
A person with a large Afro hairstyle performing on stage, singing into a microphone.
Festivals

Amazing Grace – first look review

by Ian Mantgani

Syd­ney Pollack’s long-lost con­cert doc shows the Queen of Soul at the height of her pop fame.
A man and woman performing on stage, playing guitar and singing into microphones, with a drum set visible in the background.
Review

A Star is Born

by Adam Woodward

Bradley Coop­er scores his first major hit as a direc­tor with this ten­der romance about the price of fame and addiction.

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Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Woman in white t-shirt and holding electric guitar performing at a microphone.
Festivals

Her Smell – first look review

by Hannah Strong

Elis­a­beth Moss is on show­stop­ping form as a self-destruc­tive punk singer in Alex Ross Perry’s man­ic medi­a­tion on fame.
A person with dark hair and a stern expression standing in front of microphones, wearing a black outfit.
Festivals

Vox Lux – first look review

by Greg Wetherall

Natal­ie Port­man plays a jad­ed pop star in direc­tor Brady Corbet’s cyn­i­cal med­i­ta­tion on the price of fame.
Elderly man and woman in conversation, wearing casual clothing. Man has white hair and wrinkled face, woman has blonde hair and a soft expression.
Review

The Seasons in Quincy: The Four Portraits of John Berger

by David Jenkins

The famed author of Ways of See­ing is the sub­ject of this chaot­ic but charm­ing doc.

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3
In Retrospect
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A new film reveals the complicated genius of Robert Frank

by Daniel Dylan Wray

Lau­ra Israel’s fas­ci­nat­ing doc­u­men­tary Don’t Blink cap­tures the enig­ma of the famed Beat photographer.