‘I laugh out loud’: why Johnny Stecchino is my feelgood movie
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The Shepherd Code: Road Back review – second chunk of microbudget vengeance-oriented beat-em-up
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Cos takes centre stage at New York fashion week and Gwyneth Paltrow rebrands
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Limitation review – bloodshed and chaos of Georgia’s coup d’etat comes alive from the archive
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‘The old white patriarchy isn’t knocking on my door!’ Sandra Oh on joy, despair – and going viral with a euphoric dance
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Oscar-winning Palestinian says home in West Bank raided by Israeli soldiers
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From Spinal Tap II to Ed Sheeran : your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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Film festival premieres promise a history-making Oscars showdown
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Dau director Ilya Khrzhanovsky: my ‘pornographic propaganda’ recreating the USSR is more important than ever
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Swiped to Twiggy: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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The Wrong Paris review – Netflix Bachelor romcom makes few right choices
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‘Hollywood has everything to do with the terrible state of the world’: Charlie Kaufman on AI, Eternal Sunshine and toothache
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Steven Spielberg reflects on Jaws at 50: ‘I thought my career was over’
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Eternity review – it’s a charming afterlife in high-concept love triangle comedy
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I’ve always wanted to be seen as ‘cool’, but it’s time to face the music: I am anything but | Eleanor Burnard
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Jared Harris: ‘Dad knocked out an Irishman then brought him round by throwing Guinness in his face’
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Daniel Day-Lewis says he ‘never intended to retire, really’
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Pépé le Moko review – mysterious and passionately despairing French noir with a luminous Jean Gabin
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Spinal Tap II: The End Continues review – rockers return for mockusequel of pin-sharp laughs and melancholy
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Post your questions for Nick Offerman
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The Fence review – Claire Denis stumbles with a grim and grating misfire
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‘Nobody can occupy your imagination’: From Ground Zero’s producer on documenting his native Palestine
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‘His team loved and revered him’: Harry Potter director David Yates pays tribute to production designer Stuart Craig
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James McAvoy reportedly assaulted in Toronto bar
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Holding Liat review – powerful study of a family torn apart by Hamas’ 7 October attacks
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Sovereign review – Nick Offerman v Dennis Quaid in rage-fuelled anti-government crime drama
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‘They told me what their bodies had lived through’: how Syrian vigilantes inspired new thriller Ghost Trail
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Deaf review – cinema as empathy machine as a deaf mother struggles with parenting issues
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Couture review – Angelina Jolie is the wrong fit for inert fashion drama
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Israeli film industry calls boycott pledge ‘deeply troubling’
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Nuns vs the Vatican: documentary alleges sexual abuse and misconduct in the Catholic church
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From Ground Zero: Stories From Gaza review – scenes of ordinary life in extremis
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Michael Caine comes out of retirement (again) for Vin Diesel sequel
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Stuart Craig, Oscar-winning production designer on The English Patient and Harry Potter, dies aged 83
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‘It’s so different from the media narrative’: telling a different story of 7 October
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The Christophers review – Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel spar in smart Soderbergh original
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Brave the Dark review – delinquent teen drama comes off as if James Dean met Mr Chips
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To Be Frank review – Fun Lovin’ Criminal drummer offers up life lessons from many irons in fire
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Dust to Dreams review – a baffling short film from director Idris Elba
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Nuremberg review – Russell Crowe’s Göring v Rami Malek’s psychiatrist in swish yet glib courtroom showdown
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Ballad of a Small Player review – Colin Farrell wins us over in flashy, slight gambler tale
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Hamnet review – Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal excel in stately Shakespeare drama with overwhelming finale
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‘If something goes wrong in childbirth, how will I know?’ The unflinching film about parenting with deafness
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Hedda review – Ibsen gets a Saltburn makeover in Amazon’s ill-advised romp
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My Bigfoot Life review – teen cryptozoologist’s Sasquatch search is an uplifting odyssey
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Poetic License review – Apatow family affair ends up as warm and funny comedy
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Sacrifice review – starry satire pokes fun at celebrity before falling into a volcano
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Rental Family review – Brendan Fraser is stranded in mawkish misfire
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Post your questions for Jared Harris
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‘The energy is infectious’: why Bride and Prejudice is my feelgood movie
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Where God Is Not review – victims of torture by the Iranian secret police re-enact their abuse
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TV tonight: Mark Ruffalo stars in new drama by Mare of Easttown creator
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Bad Apples review – Saoirse Ronan’s dark, school-set satire doesn’t go far enough
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Roofman review – Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst lift fact-based crime caper
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EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert review – Baz Luhrmann’s electric yet avoidant documentary
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Good Fortune review – Aziz Ansari’s big comeback comedy struggles to find big laughs
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California Schemin’ review – James McAvoy’s directorial debut is an unlikely rap tale
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery review – whodunnit threequel is murderously good fun
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The Voice of Hind Rajab was better than the film which won Venice. But that result wasn’t a cop-out
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Winter of the Crow review – Lesley Manville commands cold war thriller
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West Point cancels ceremony to honor Tom Hanks as ‘outstanding US citizen’
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Fuze review – twisty London-set heist thriller should have stolen some personality
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Jim Jarmusch’s Father Mother Sister Brother, starring Cate Blanchett, surprise winner of Venice Golden Lion
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The Lost Bus review – Paul Greengrass wildfire movie is as stressful as you’d expect
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Graham Greene obituary
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Alex Lawther: ‘I really like kissing – I’m always looking forward to the next one’
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Move over fashion week: Chanel and Dior soft launch creations at Venice film festival
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Obsession review – nasty horror sees a wish for true love go horribly wrong
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My cultural awakening: Jackie Chan films inspired me to become a kung fu instructor
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From On Swift Horses to David Byrne: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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