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Ben Falcone’s film is fatally wounded by a supernaturally unfunny script
The most remarkable feature of Naomi Kawase’s film is its fractured structure
Justin McConnell’s documentary takes us into a netherworld of shapeless T-shirts and bad facial hair
Emerald Fennell’s enormously confident first feature tackles sexual politics head-on
Tiller Russell’s attempt at dark-web noir pits an old-school cop against a libertarian web pirate
Difficult questions concerning dementia patients, their families and carers animate and bedevil Kristof Bilsen’s film
The maker of Up and Inside Out talks about entering the spiritual realm with his new movie — and being kept out of cinemas
The ‘Call Me By Your Name’ director on making his first foray into TV with the teen-led drama ‘We Are Who We Are’
First-time director Michael Angelo Covino reflects on an experience that has been as bittersweet as his comedy
Chloé Zhao’s film, which stars Frances McDormand as a widow going it alone in the American West, wins Golden Lion
Frances McDormand stars in writer-director Chloé Zhao’s powerful picture of a particular American subculture
A Mumbai singer struggles with musical scales and vices in this Venice Film Festival competition entry
From Tilda Swinton in Pedro Almodóvar’s latest movie to a French Bill & Ted having an adventure with a giant insect, we review this year’s highlights
Andrew Garfield scales the heights of obnoxiousness as an anti-internet rebel seduced by YouTube stardom
Quentin Dupieux’s film may be the silliest movie at the Venice Film Festival but it’s also the funniest
A truth-based story told with droll dialogue makes for a warm and witty crowd-pleaser
Katherine Waterston, Vanessa Kirby and Casey Affleck star in a 19th-century-set tale of two women in search of escape
Three films early on at the Venice Film Festival encompass emotional breakdown, memory loss and Nazi guilt
The writer-director talks about exploring turbulent inner lives in his new film ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ and debut novel ‘Antkind’
Anger rises in this film by the artist and activist
A history of the games is melded with the biographies of disabled athletes
Anthony Baxter’s film follows resistance to the Trump empire’s golf course in Scotland
This morose movie tells the story of a gorilla stuck in a failing circus
Garry Shandling’s mould-breaking sitcom skewered 1990s Hollywood with the help of its biggest stars
A documentary about the western-backed ousting of Mohammad Mosaddegh is full of surprises and outrage
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