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‘The slap’, protests and tears: what makes a memorable Oscar speech?
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Actor Noomi Rapace: ‘I came from a poor farm, I’m not educated, no one opened doors for me’
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Mark Kermode on… director Wes Craven, who made horror ‘a positive force in a world filled with fear’
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Sir Ben Kingsley: ‘Any door that leads the younger generation to me is wonderful’
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Mercedes de Acosta: The poet who had affairs with the 20th century’s most famous women
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This Is Spinal Tap at 40: the note-perfect rock satire still goes up to 11
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From Dune: Part Two to Nye: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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The Zone of Interest could land surprise best picture win, say anonymous Oscar voters
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Paolo Taviani, acclaimed director of classic Italian films, dies aged 92
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Roger Corman’s Fantastic Four movie is notoriously terrible – do we really want it resuscitated?
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Napoleon to Damsel: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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‘I’m a big believer in pain being an adhesive’: Jon Bernthal on ‘walking through fire’ for Ava DuVernay
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Why Killers of the Flower Moon should win the best picture Oscar
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Steve Coogan and makers of The Lost King sued by academic over his portrayal in the film
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Stephen Fry: ‘I was never cute – I’ve got better looking as I’ve got older’
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Why Poor Things should win the best picture Oscar
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The nepo baby who made good: Rob Reiner on Trump, family – and his brilliant, beloved movies
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Dune v Dune: do Denis Villeneuve’s films stay true to the book?
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Why Anatomy of a Fall should win the best picture Oscar
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Team Kieran or Team Pedro: who are you backing in the battle of the leading men?
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Expert testimony from Rust hearing casts doubt on Alec Baldwin’s account
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‘It has become a sort of silver bullet’: why are rap lyrics being put on trial?
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Israeli director receives death threats after officials call Berlin film festival ‘antisemitic’
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Sex, lies and sundowners: Robin Campillo on turning his army brat childhood into a film
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Steven Soderbergh’s Solaris remake puzzled audiences 20 years ago – but it deserves a second chance
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Ryan Gosling tipped to sing I’m Just Ken at the Oscars
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German minister says she clapped Israeli film-maker, not his Palestinian colleague, at Berlinale
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Defoe review – disarmingly honest portrait of a star footballer
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Driving Mum review – happy-sad Icelandic road movie hits the spot
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Why American Fiction should win the best picture Oscar
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Tropic review – morally ambiguous sci-fi predicts the departure of the fittest
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Oscar nomination gives Bobi Wine new hope of toppling Uganda’s regime
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‘I recently went back to the Texas border – and urinated on the wall’: how we made Lone Star
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‘What a load of filth!’: the best Saltburn TikToks reviewed
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Oppenheimer comes out on top at key Producers Guild of America awards
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Suffering for her tart: how Emma Stone ate 60 Portuguese custard pastries for Poor Things
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Theatre of Violence review – questions of culpability as Lord’s Resistance Army killer comes to trial
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Problemista review – Tilda Swinton lifts uneven debut on visa purgatory
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Combat Wombat: Double Trouble review – evil tech genius takes over pre-schoolers cartoon
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Why Oppenheimer should win the best picture Oscar
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Boylesque review – tender portrait of drag artist who refuses to grow old gracefully
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'I could easily have become bitter': Dustin Lance Black on love, violence and losing his faith
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Kenneth Mitchell, Star Trek and Captain Marvel actor, dies aged 49
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Oscars 2024: best picture nominees – reviews, awards and where to watch
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Ray Winstone: ‘I don’t wanna talk about acting!’
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Perfect Days review – Wim Wenders’s zen Japanese drama is his best feature film in years
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‘They stuck two fingers up to Fifa’: the Lost Lionesses and the forgotten 1971 women’s World Cup
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Screen Actors Guild awards 2024: Oppenheimer dominates with big wins
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Mati Diop’s documentary Dahomey wins top prize at Berlin film festival
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Wicked Little Letters review – a deliciously sweary poison-pen mystery
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‘We’ve always been here’: Lily Gladstone shares the Native Hollywood talent you need to know
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Dating apps suggest there’s a perfect match. New romcoms like One Day reveal a messier, lovelier reality
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Berlin film festival 2024 roundup – tasty treats and the odd potboiler
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Peter Sarsgaard: ‘A relative once said to me: You’re not an actor, an actor looks like Mel Gibson’
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Streaming: The Holdovers and the best films about teachers
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From Wicked Little Letters to Dick Turpin: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Actor Judith Godrèche urges French film industry to face up to sexual abuse
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