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Review

The Shrouds review – precision filmmaking of the highest stripe

by David Jenkins

David Cronenberg’s melan­choly explo­ration of how we retain our con­nec­tion with the dead makes for one of his most beau­ti­ful love stories.

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Anticipation
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In Retrospect
Truth & Movies - A Little White Lies Podcast
Podcast

Cannes Special | The Shrouds + Megalopolis

On Truth & Movies this week, the team are com­ing at you live from the 2024 Cannes Film Fes­ti­val with a round-up of all the great and the good movies they’ve caught, includ­ing Andrea Arnold’s Bird, David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds and Fran­cis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis.
Two people, an older man and a younger woman, standing and talking in a dimly lit setting.
Festivals

The Shrouds – first-look review

by David Jenkins

David Cronenberg’s melan­choly explo­ration of how we retain our con­nec­tion with the dead makes for one of his most beau­ti­ful love stories.
Two young people, a man and a woman, standing close together in a dimly lit urban setting.
Festivals

Cannes Film Festival 2024: the full line-up

by David Jenkins

Yor­gos Lan­thi­mos, David Cro­nen­berg and Fran­cis Ford Cop­po­la roll out for France’s pre­mière film jamboree.
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Interviews

Rachel Weisz and Alice Birch: ‘Siblings can be close, but this is a whole other level of codependency’

by Rafa Sales Ross

Actress and pro­duc­er Rachel Weisz and writer Alice Birch lift the lid on their reimag­in­ing of David Cro­nen­berg’s chill­ing twin thriller.
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In Praise Of

In Praise of Eastern Promises

by Rose Dymock

As David Cro­nen­berg’s gang­ster flick turns 15, it remains a refresh­ing depic­tion of Lon­don’s underbelly.
Two people, a woman and a man, stand in a dim, warm-toned room with books on shelves behind them.
Review

Crimes of the Future

by Sarah Cleary

Extreme surgery replaces sex in body hor­ror mae­stro David Cronenberg’s ambi­tious blends of sci­ence fic­tion and film noir.

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Anticipation
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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect
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Top Ranking

The films of David Cronenberg – ranked

by Marina Ashioti, Charles Bramesco, David Jenkins, Hannah Strong

With a new fea­ture film out in the world, we cel­e­brate the cor­po­re­al clas­sics of the Cana­di­an body hor­ror maestro.
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Incoming

David Cronenberg’s comeback continues as he sets up a deathly drama

by Charles Bramesco

Vin­cent Cas­sel will star in The Shrouds as an inven­tor who devis­es a method of speak­ing to the dead.
A man in a denim jacket stands in a dimly lit room, surrounded by camera equipment and crew members.
Incoming

David Cronenberg is gearing up for his first new film in nearly a decade

by Charles Bramesco

Crimes of the Future will begin film­ing in Greece soon, and looks set to star the Vig­go Mortensen.