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A man with curly brown hair and glasses, wearing a green sweater, stands by a window with a pensive expression.

Watch this hilarious deleted scene from Phantom Thread

by Little White Lies

Daniel Day-Lewis and Lesley Manville have an epic food fight in this outtake from Paul Thomas Anderson’s drama.

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Why do dogs die in Wes Anderson movies?

by Luís Azevedo

A new video essay by Luís Azevedo explores this curious canine conundrum.

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The Big Lebowski: Why The F*ck?

by Luís Azevedo

To celebrate its 20^th anniversary, we take a closer look at the Coen brothers’ cuss-filled classic.

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2017 in Review: 50 Films in 5 Minutes

by Luís Azevedo

A look back at some of the most memorable movie moments from the past 12 months.

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Watch a rare deleted scene from Wes Anderson’s Bottle Rocket

by Little White Lies

The director’s 1996 debut feature is out now via The Criterion Collection.

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Guillermo del Toro: How Objects Tell The Story

by Luís Azevedo

To celebrate the release of The Shape of Water, we enter the fantastical world of the inimitable Mexican maestro.

Artificial Intelligence in the movies: What makes us human?

by Anastasia Miari

Before Blade Runner 2049 hits cinemas, video essayist Luís Azevedo explores a complex existential question.

Samuel L Jackson takes our 1990s movie poster quiz

by Little White Lies

We test the actor’s knowledge of ’90s movies – with one crucial twist…

Watch: Christopher Nolan’s Time Puzzle

by David Jenkins

This new video essay by Luís Azevedo explores one of the director’s major obsessions.

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Watch this snack-sized sequel to Kiki’s Delivery Service

by Jack Godwin

A Japanese ramen company has reimagined Hayao Miyazaki’s sky-high heroine.