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Three individuals walking down a city street, one woman in a long coat, one woman in a jacket, and one man in a suit and overcoat.
Review

Paris, 13th District

by Hannah Strong

Jacques Audi­ard directs a sen­su­al city-based romance adapt­ed from graph­ic nov­els by Adri­an Tomine.

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4
In Retrospect
A woman in a messy, cluttered bedroom sitting on a bed, looking pensive.
Review

Playlist

by Ariel Klinghoffer

French graph­ic nov­el artist Nine Anti­co directs this uneven char­ac­ter study of a young woman look­ing for love.

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2
In Retrospect
Woman with red hair sitting on a sofa, looking upset and curled up on herself.
Home Ents

Discover this postmodern, manga-inspired meditation on authorship

by Anton Bitel

Tezuka’s Bar­bara is a meta ode to the director’s late father, the ​‘god­fa­ther’ of the Japan­ese graph­ic novel.
A man with glasses, long hair, and a beard standing next to a film camera in a dark setting.
Incoming

David Fincher will adapt French graphic novel ‘The Killer’ for his next film

by Charles Bramesco

Michael Fass­ben­der could be in line to star in the upcom­ing thriller, the director’s lat­est for Netflix.
A person wearing a hooded grey robe with a black mask, standing next to another person wearing a red robe.
Not Movies

Damon Lindelof’s Watchmen is the most incendiary show of 2019

by Hannah Strong

HBO’s remix of Alan Moore’s graph­ic nov­el is a strange, com­pli­cat­ed beast – and all the bet­ter for it.
Muscular humanoid figures with glowing blue skin and closed eyes in a dark, moody setting.
In Praise Of

10 years on, Watchmen remains a vital comic book adaptation

by Hannah Strong

Zack Snyder’s ambi­tious and divi­sive take on Alan Moore’s graph­ic nov­el deserves a sec­ond look.
A bearded, bespectacled man in a white shirt gazes thoughtfully out of a vehicle window.
Review

Wilson

by David Jenkins

Woody Har­rel­son stars in this sketchy but like­able adap­ta­tion of Daniel Clowes’ graph­ic novel.

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In Retrospect
A stylised illustration of an older man with a white beard, wearing glasses and a shirt, with a speech bubble saying "I LOVE PEOPLE!"
Interviews

Daniel Clowes: ‘Wilson is like my nemesis – but I admire him also’

by Charles Bramesco

The renowned Amer­i­can com­ic artist dis­cuss­es the lat­est adap­ta­tion of his work.
Three superheroes in a dark, gritty setting: a person in a golden armoured suit, a person in a dark costume, and a person in a leather jacket.
Review

Watchmen

by Jonathan Crocker

A big-screen ver­sion of Alan Moore’s sem­i­nal graph­ic nov­el has final­ly arrived, but was it worth the wait?

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4
In Retrospect