Jamaica’s film industry gets boost from new funds and global collaborations
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A Woman Alone review – a stylised portrait of contemporary financial precarity
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Free coffee, cut-price theatre tickets and birthday upgrades: 42 genius ways to beat the system
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From F1 to Evita: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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Tom Holland, Jacob Elordi and Harris Dickinson at top of James Bond wishlist – report
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M3gan 2.0 review – hit-and-miss sequel replaces horror with action comedy
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‘No plans ever to retire’: why Steven Spielberg and the movie brat generation just won’t quit
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First Steps to ruin: Is Marvel’s Fantastic Four finally about to let the bad guys win?
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‘Smooth with a sinister edge’: readers on who the next James Bond should be
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Experience: I won a Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest
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Lalo Schifrin, composer of Mission: Impossible theme and more than 100 film and TV scores, dies aged 93
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Stephen Graham, Jodie Comer and Ariana Grande among new invited film Academy members
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Idris, Aaron, Theo? Tell us who should be the next James Bond
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Gun for hire: what does Denis Villeneuve joining as director tell us about the new James Bond?
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Mel Brooks turns 99: the comedy icon’s best films – ranked!
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The return of the soundtrack: how original movie music made a comeback
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Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Network sequel officially in development
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Hercules review – Disney musical is fun, finely sung but not quite fit for the gods
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Sudan, Remember Us review – vividness and vibrancy in intense account of Khartoum uprising
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Dan Aykroyd: ‘I don’t believe in associating with beings that have no souls’
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28 Years Later: political parallels, pregnant zombies and a peculiar ending – discuss with spoilers
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Hung Up on a Dream: The Zombies Documentary review – happy-sad tale of 60s psychedelic rockers
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Post your questions for Maxine Peake
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Fighters review – rage-inducing study of the barriers to participation in sport for disabled people
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‘Full of delightful surprises’: why Spy is my feelgood movie
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Perfumed With Mint review – poetic Egyptian stoner flick reveals inertia of failed revolution
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Allo la France review – romance of French phone booths exposes funding cuts to rural services
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How historic Ealing Studios is hoping to regain ground with £20m revamp
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‘We were all pretty privileged’: Allison Williams on Girls, nepo babies and toxic momfluencers
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Elio gives Pixar its worst ever box-office opening despite positive reviews
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‘Have you heard of this BDSM trend?’ What I learned recording thousands of hours of teens on their phones
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Adeel Akhtar: ‘It seemed late in the day to start noticing Asian actors … we’ve been here a really long time’
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‘It’s hard to find work’: Marlee Matlin on making Hollywood history but waiting for change
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My cultural awakening: I watched Sleepless in Seattle and realised I had to cancel my wedding
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From Elio to Diana Ross: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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The Guide #196: How blockbusters, streaming and risk-averse studios shaped the last 25 years of cinema
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Brad Pitt in the paddock: how F1 the Movie went deep to keep fans coming
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Double trouble: can James Gunn really make two separate Batman movies work?
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‘It put the fear of God in the audience’: the incredible story of how Jaws changed Hollywood
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‘You’d never make Slumdog today’: Danny Boyle on risks, regrets and returning to the undead
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David Lynch’s belongings fetch $4.25m at auction, including scripts for unfinished film
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Gina Gershon: ‘Tom Cruise was tickling me in bed. I nearly broke his nose’
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Piece By Piece to Saltburn: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Bride Hard review – Rebel Wilson action comedy is hard to endure
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Is this an artist – or a coffee pot? The great William Kentridge reveals the strange secret to a great self-portrait
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28 Years Later review – sprinting zombies take evolutionary leap forward in badass threequel
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Deliver Me From Nowhere: first trailer for Oscar-tipped Bruce Springsteen biopic
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‘Artists struggled to survive’: the devastating impact of blacklisting Americans
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Holloway review – brave women go back to prison to unlock their stories
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S/he Is Still Her/e: The Official Genesis P-Orridge Doc review – Throbbing Gristle’s gender-challenging tabloid-baiter
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Tom Cruise and Dolly Parton among stars set to receive honorary Oscars
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F1 the Movie review – spectacular macho melodrama handles Brad Pitt with panache
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Elio review – Pixar’s goofy, giddy guide to the galaxy offers charm and vulnerability
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‘Exceptional’: Jarman award nominees range from Algerian mountains to east London roads
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I Heart Willie review – public-domain slasher turns Mickey Mouse into slicer-and-dicer
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The Phoenician Scheme is fantasy. It is also a remarkable engagement with the real-life conflict in the Middle East
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The Last Journey review – Sweden’s Ant and Dec hit the road with octogenarian dad
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Al Pacino becomes first film star to meet Pope Leo XIV
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Red Path review – Tunisian drama tells traumatic story of Islamic State’s horrific cruelty
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My unexpected Pride icon: as a bullied teenager, I found safety in slasher films
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Last Resort review – Jon Foo’s former soldier kicks try-hard butt in Die Hard knock-off
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‘Always something I can watch’: why Spotlight is my feelgood movie
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Avant-Drag! review – queer artists light up the streets of Athens with joy and resistance
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