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Festivals

The Substance – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

A fad­ing star signs up for a strange med­ical pro­ce­dure in Coralie Fargeat’s vac­u­ous attempt at a Hol­ly­wood body horror.
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Hollywood’s enduring fear of Artificial Intelligence shows no signs of letting up

by Victoria Luxford

As Gareth Edwards’ The Cre­ator storms into cin­e­mas, we trace the film indus­try’s obses­sion with the idea that a robot upris­ing looms on the horizon.
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Review

About Endlessness

by David Jenkins

Swedish great Roy Ander­s­son signs off with a majes­ti­cal­ly dour rumi­na­tion on the mean­ing of everything.

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In Retrospect
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Sponsored

Little White Lies x Film Feels Presents… Obsession

by Little White Lies

Do you suf­fer from this ter­ri­ble afflic­tion? What are the signs? Can movies help us to heal?
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Top Ranking

The films of M Night Shyamalan – ranked

by James Slaymaker

From Signs to Split, The Sixth Sense to The Hap­pen­ing, we sur­vey this divi­sive director’s sur­pris­ing­ly var­ied career.
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Review

The Girl with All the Gifts

by Anton Bitel

A new star ris­es in Sen­nia Nan­ua who plays a pre­teen zom­bie who’s still show­ing signs of life.

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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect
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Interviews

Whit Stillman: ‘There would be a lot more Jane Austen movies if there were dollar signs’

by David Jenkins

The dean of Amer­i­can com­e­dy cin­e­ma talks tack­ling (and acing) a lost Jane Austen classic.