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    The Glass Castle film review

    The Glass Castle film review ★★★★★

    06 Oct 17 – 06 Jan 18

    Brie Larson and Woody Harrelson star in Destin Daniel Cretton's The Glass Castle, a mawkish adaption of Jeannette Walls' bestselling childhood memoirs

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Blade Runner 2049 film review

    Blade Runner 2049 film review ★★★★★

    05 Oct 17 – 11 Apr 19

    Blade Runner 2049 is a seriously stunning sci-fi film that picks up where Ridley Scott’s neon-lit neo-noir cult classic left off – and might just take home the gold

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Dina film review

    Dina film review ★★★★★

    20 Oct 17 – 12 Apr 19

    One of the winners at the Sundance Film Festival, Dina is an intimate documentary of a developmentally disabled couple which rings truer than most scripted romantic dramas

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Daphne film review

    Daphne film review ★★★★★

    29 Sep 17 – 07 Feb 19

    Set in London, Daphne is a brilliant examination of big city loneliness centred on its whip-smart tragicomic title character, played impeccably by Emily Beecham

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  • Essential

     

    Palestinian director Maysaloun Hamoud talks feminism, fatwas and her debut film

    Maysaloun Hamoud interview

    The debut feature from Palestinian director Maysaloun Hamoud, In Between, upset Islamic authorities. Not afraid of the controversy, she remains as fierce, funny and intelligent as her film

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  • Essential

    Cinema 

    Goodbye Christopher Robin movie

    Goodbye Christopher Robin movie

    On 29 Sep 17

    Goodbye Christopher Robin is a heartwarming biopic about Winnie the Pooh author, A. A. Milne and the inspiration for the books: his son. Domhnall Gleeson and Margot Robbie star.

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  • Tried and Tested

    TV 

    A porn saga with power: The Deuce, Sky Atlantic

    The Deuce, Sky Atlantic review ★★★★★

    26 Sep 17 – 30 Nov 17

    Seventies sleaze: Maggie Gyllenhaal stars in David Simon's dazzling The Deuce on Sky Atlantic

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  • Tried and Tested

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    In Between film review

    In Between film review ★★★★★

    22 Sep 17 – 11 Jul 19

    Palestinian director Maysaloun Hamoud ruffled some feathers in the Middle East with her debut feature but, controversy aside, In Between is accomplished, poignant and, at times, genuinely empowering

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  • In the Know

     

    Stellan Skarsgård interview: 'I'm not supposed to shut up!'

    Stellan Skarsgård interview

    Ahead of his appearance in tennis biopic Borg/McEnroe (and filming for the Mamma Mia! sequel), Swedish star Stellan Skarsgård talks about life on set, Scandinavian culture and his talented sons

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  • Book Now

     

    The BFI London Film Festival 2017: tickets to book before they sell out

    The BFI London Film Festival 2017: tickets to book before they sell out

    Booking for the 61st BFI London Film Festival is open. Here's our pick of the latest and greatest films that are going to sell out fast

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  • In the Know

     

    Eddie Izzard interview: I've just realised – one life, live it!

    Eddie Izzard interview

    Eddie Izzard, 'Marathon Man', transgender political activist, and comedian talks about his latest role in biopic Victoria and Abdul, working with Judi Dench and his new lease on life

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  • Essential

    TV 

    We review last night's TV: Liar, ITV

    Liar, ITV review: ★★★★★

    On 23 Nov 17

    Liar on ITV: The emotional thriller examining gender, family life, and the consequences of deceit...

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  • Tried and Tested

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    Victoria and Abdul film review

    Victoria and Abdul film review ★★★★★

    On 15 Sep 17

    Buoyed by a dazzling Judi Dench, Victoria and Abdul is a retelling of the queen’s real-life intense friendship with an Indian servant which is charming to a fault

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  • Tried and Tested

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    Insyriated film review

    Insyriated film review ★★★★★

    On 08 Sep 17

    Set in a small Syrian apartment as war rages outside, Insyriated strives to make a big impact but falls a little short of the mark

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  • Tried and Tested

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    The film adaptation of David Harrower's play Blackbird is a tone-deaf warbler

    Una film review ★★★★★

    01 Sep 17 – 01 Nov 17

    Rooney Mara and Ben Mendelsohn deserve better than this tin-eared adaptation of the David Harrower play Blackbird

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    Best films out in September

    Best films out in September

    The best films out in September include Bill Nighy's brilliant muder-mystery and Jennifer Lawrence's surreal horror

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  • Essential

    Cinema 

    We review Kathryn Bigelow's Detroit

    Detroit film review ★★★★★

    25 Aug 17 – 25 Feb 19

    Detroit is a harsh, uneasy thriller by one of the genre's best directors

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  • Preview

    Cinema 

    Spooky Stephen King classics come to the screen at the BFI

    Stephen King season, BFI

    01 Sep 17 – 03 Oct 17

    Carrie, The Shawshank Redemption, and The Shining are among the classic King films being screened throughout September

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  • Tried and Tested

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    Dark Night film review

    Dark Night film review ★★★★★

    On 18 Aug 17

    Dark Night is a deeply thoughtful film about modern America but one without a clear social conscience

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  • Features

     

    Kathryn Bigelow is bearing witness with her film Detroit, and it's complicated

    Kathryn Bigelow is bearing witness with her film Detroit, and it's complicated

    As with all gripping dramas based on true stories, Detroit isn't a straightforward viewing experience

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review the new Giacometti biopic

    Final Portrait ★★★★★

    18 Aug 17 – 18 Oct 17

    Final Portrait, about the experience of sitting for a Giacometti painting, is a good likeness artfully composed

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  • Must See

     

    Best films out now

    Best films out now

    Here's our pick of the best films out now in London's cinemas

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    See the story behind Tom of Finland's groundbreaking art

    Tom of Finland film review ★★★★★

    11 Aug 17 – 11 Feb 19

    'Tom of Finland' drew joyous, taboo-busting gay cartoons, and this biopic tells his story

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    God's Own Country film review

    God's Own Country film review ★★★★★

    01 Sep 17 – 01 Mar 19

    A coming-out and coming-of-age story set in Yorkshire, God’s Own Country has the kind of rough surface grit that indicates real inner tenderness.

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    The Ghoul

    The Ghoul film review ★★★★★

    04 Aug 17 – 04 Oct 17

    The Ghoul has an interesting and frightening idea somewhere inside it, but is it worth seeking out?

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Land of Mine

    Land of Mine ★★★★★

    04 Aug 17 – 04 Oct 17

    Land of Mine has a terrible punning title, but a brilliant heart-stopping premise

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Hounds of Love

    Hounds of Love ★★★★★

    Hound of Love is a deeply unpleasant film justified by its clever depiction of a dysfunctional relationship

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review new Aaron Taylor-Johnson film The Wall

    The Wall film review ★★★★★

    28 Jul 17 – 28 Sep 17

    The Wall should be a taut, uber-tense chamber-piece with great performances. It's not

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  • Features

     

    How to make a truly modern rom-com

    How to make a truly modern rom-com

    The Big Sick, arriving in cinemas this weekend, is a romantic comedy film that manages to feel interesting and new. Fortunately, it's not the only one of its kind...

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  • Must See

     

    Best films out in August

    Best films out in August

    The best films out in August include the new Kathryn Bigelow movie starring John Boyega, and a story of war to rival Dunkirk

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  • Essential

    Cinema 

    Sweet, funny, and perfectly pitched

    The Big Sick film review ★★★★★

    28 Jul 17 – 18 Oct 18

    The Big Sick feels like a perfect balance between sincerity and snarkiness, a very contemporary rom-com along the lines of Man Down and In a World

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Watching Dunkirk might give you shell-shock

    Dunkirk film review ★★★★★

    21 Jul 17 – 21 Sep 17

    Dunkirk is, amongst other things, an efficient device for giving you anxiety. It's also glorious

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