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Home Ents

What to watch at home in April

by Anton Bitel

An Ozu clas­sic, a wrestling com­e­dy and a Por­tuguese mys­tery about strange astro­naut-themed dreams are among our picks out on stream­ing and home ents this month.
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Home Ents

What to watch at home in November

by Anton Bitel

A Jar­musch clas­sic, a meta action thriller and a com­ing-of-age typhoon dra­ma are among the must-see films com­ing to stream­ing and blu-ray this month.
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Home Ents

What to watch at home in June

by Anton Bitel

From Robert Eggers’ war­ring wick­ies to a duel in Edo era Japan, we bring you six unmiss­able treats from the world of phys­i­cal media and streaming.
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Incoming

The solution to cinema’s curation conundrum? More, more, more

by Charles Bramesco

Are stream­ing chan­nels lim­it­ing our movie selec­tion? Only as much as we let them!
Giant yellow text "Glass Onion: Knives Out" set against a blue sky and floral backdrop; cast members posing in formal attire in front of the film's title.
Incoming

Netflix will make inroads into French film by partnering with Cinémathèque Française

by Charles Bramesco

France has been resis­tant to the stream­ing bar­bar­ians at the gates, but that may be start­ing to change.
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Incoming

New website Missing Movies is compiling a listing of non-streaming classics

by Charles Bramesco

Dig­i­tal plat­forms would have us believe the his­to­ry of cin­e­ma is all at our fin­ger­tips – not so.
Incoming

A24 will stream Warwick Thornton’s “looping film” The Beach this Thanksgiving

by Charles Bramesco

The ​“con­tin­u­ous, week-long sen­so­ry expe­ri­ence” lux­u­ri­ates in the trop­i­cal vibes of the Aus­tralian shore.
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In Praise Of

In defence of Halloween: Resurrection

by Oumar Saleh

In break­ing from fran­chise tra­di­tion, this maligned 2002 slash­er fore­shad­owed the rise of live stream­ing and viral fame.
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Film Music

How Never Say Never revolutionised (and ruined) the pop star doc

by Sydney Urbanek

The Justin Bieber con­cert film cre­at­ed a for­mu­la that stream­ing giants are now run­ning into the ground.
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Sponsored

Discover a new streaming service with unseen films by women directors

by Elena Lazic

Klas­si­ki is launch­ing on the back of a pop­u­lar lock­down movie club.