Thriller

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Berlin Syndrome showcases director Cate Shortland's knack for detail, but it's not a patch on her previous film

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The best films out in June include everything from the new Edgar Wright film to a new Holocaust documentary

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With Based on a True Story, Roman Polanski covers familiar ground with uninspired results

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Good Time guarantees exactly that, as Robert Pattinson sheds the last of his heart-throb status

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Things go from small to scary in this ingenious single-space drama from Mohamed Diab, set amid unrest in Egypt in 2013

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Sex, hammers, and octopi – the most exciting films by the best Korean directors

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Riz Ahmed is a tough cookie and Billie Piper is barely present in City of Tiny Lights, a faded photocopy of a thriller

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Kim Jee-woon adds to the long list of great South Korean films with an espionage drama set in the 1920s

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We ask some spoiler-free questions about the new Isabelle Huppert movie Elle

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In the playful and shocking new film by Paul Verhoeven, Elle, Isabelle Huppert plays the titular heroine with disconcerting self-possession

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Ahead of the Razzie Awards, here are the worst films of the last 12 months. Enjoy!

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Spend a sublime couple of hours with Robert De Niro and the rest of the Goodfellas cast by watching Scorsese's gangster masterpiece

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From Felicity Jones and Mads Mikkelsen to the Death Star and Darth Vader – Rogue One, and what you need to know about the big Christmas film

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The Ardennes is a taught, understated thriller with a satisfyingly climatic pay-off

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The I Am Not a Serial Killer book adaptation is a grisly, sympathetic indie-horror

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Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard star in Allied, 2016's campiest delight. Robert Zemeckis' new film is a delicious confection that's both sublimely silly and genuinely thrilling

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Starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams, Nocturnal Animals movie was the Venice Film Festival 2016 lineup's most dazzling entry

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The Girl on the Train movie does its best Gone Girl impression, and while Emily Blunt commands the screen as well as Rosamund Pike, nothing around her survives comparison

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John Malkovich and Mark Wahlberg star in the Deepwater Horizon film, a Titanic for the 2010s

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Natalie Portman, Daniel Radcliffe, Matthew Mcconaughey, Bryan Cranston... When it comes to 'true story' films, 2016 has attracted plenty of talent. But has it been put to good use?

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child? How about Harry Potter and the White Supremacists? Daniel Radcliffe's new movie is a real blast

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In The Clan, director Pablo Trapero tells a terrifying true story with mixed results

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Walter White is pretty much back in this Pablo Escobar movie starring Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad)

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As the weather cools the cinema schedule is heating up with some surprisingly good films out later this year: here we select the upcoming film releases that shouldn't be missed

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We talk to Orange Is the New Black cast member Alysia Reiner about feminism, James Bond, and luxury stationary

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Although it's unlikely to enter the canon of great war films, 2016's Anthropoid - starring Jamie Dornan and Cillian Murphy - ends on a high note

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If you like shark movies and Blake Lively movies...

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A Norwegian film starring a geologist doesn't sound very thrilling... but just you wait

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With the semi-clever Traders, movie violence edges toward the acceptably satirical

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These punchy shooty Matt Damon movies all have several things in common...

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Heaven Knows What, homeless thriller based on the true memoirs of its star Arielle Holmes, comes to London cinemas