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Marvel announces Fantastic Four cast including Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby
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Selma Blair apologises for Islamophobic comment on social media
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Players review – Netflix’s Valentine’s romcom is a genre upgrade
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Do I want to watch arthouse films with fascists? No thanks, Berlin | Fatma Aydemir
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Viktoria review – fierce, urgent intergenerational story from communist-bloc Bulgaria
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Stand up and be a fool: why film-makers love a karaoke scene
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The Letter Writer review – Cyrano-style love story set in 1960s British-occupied Dubai
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Christopher Nolan on track for best director Oscar after winning DGA award for Oppenheimer
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Head Count review – Burghart brothers’ tricksy crime drama has certain flair
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Ian McKellen’s new Hamlet shows the screen can outdo the stage - Michael Billington
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Your Fat Friend review – big-hearted portrait of author, podcaster and activist Aubrey Gordon
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Peter Sarsgaard: ‘My generation was fixated on legends like Pacino and De Niro, so we were imitating others’
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The Iron Claw review – crowd-pleasing wrestling saga grapples with toxic masculinity
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Cillian Murphy: ‘I’d happily appear in Peaky Blinders again’
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From The Iron Claw to Zara Larsson: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Ensemble? Stunts? Cameo? Which new Oscars category should come next?
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Jonathan Majors accused of physical and emotional abuse by two more women
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Moana is the hero we need in the age of Trump and Musk – so thank the demigods she’s back
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Aftersun to Past Lives: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Upgraded review – Camila Mendes rises above uneven romcom
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Don Murray obituary
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Oscars to add new category for best casting
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Bob Marley: One Love review – reverential biopic of reggae superstar struggles to stir it up
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Berlin international film festival disinvites AfD politicians from gala
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Lulu: ‘David Bowie got me. Part of me thinks: what if the relationship continued?’
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Say it with a kiss! The 20 greatest smooches on film – ranked!
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Furious jumping: why Henry Cavill is wrong to be cross with sex scenes
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Repentance review – dreamlike satire from Soviet Georgia brings life to Stalinist ghosts
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Hits, Flops, and Other Illusions by Ed Zwick review – the director’s cut
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‘I don’t believe in a curse’: the wrestler who lost his five brothers
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Surprise Moana sequel to hit cinemas this year, Disney announces
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Disney invests $1.5bn in Fortnite maker Epic Games to create new ‘universe’
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Suncoast review – Laura Linney helps lift adequate family saga
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