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Elio review – a touching treaty on the search for belonging
F1 review – speed is king, subtlety is yellow-flagged
Protein review – nasty, funny, soulful
How To Train Your Dragon review – never quite catches the updraft needed to soar to uncharted heights
Lollipop review – a gut-punching debut
Tornado review – tries a bit too hard to be different

Features

How Film Music Comes to Life: Inside Abbey Road
The Decadent Splendour of The Great Beauty
Temporal Sensibilities: Queering timelines and nostalgia
Before Sunrise and the ultimate intimacy
How To Train Your Dragon | Lollipop | Ladybird Ladybird (1994)
Daisy-May Hudson: ‘I want to make films that crack people’s hearts open’

Talent Ed Oxenbould

Intimate moment between a man and woman, facing each other intently in a dimly lit room with a window in the background.

Wildlife

by Hannah Strong

Paul Dano makes his directorial debut with a poignant character study set in 1950s Montana.

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