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Tesla review – sparky biopic of the inventor
Ethan Hawke and Eve Hewson star in Michael Almereyda’s suitably inventive drama
Read more » | Desktop version »Morfydd Clark: ‘In the acting world, my ADHD tendencies are seen as charming’
Directors are queueing up to work with the Welsh actor about to hit the big time in her first lead role, in acclaimed psychological thriller Saint Maud
Read more » | Desktop version »Rocks review - empowering, uplifting teenage girl power
An east London schoolgirl abandoned by her mother struggles to survive in this gritty yet irrepressible ensemble movie
Read more » | Desktop version »Bill & Ted Face the Music review – surf dudes still lift the spirits
The middle-aged dads have to save the universe and their marriages in a shambolic but big-hearted sequel
Read more » | Desktop version »Toronto film festival 2020 roundup – virtual yet vibrant
A gorgeous animated Celtic fantasy and Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan in a smouldering Victorian romance are among this year’s top attractions
Read more » | Desktop version »The Water Man review – David Oyelowo's charming directorial debut
The star’s first foray into film-making is a sweet, if flawed, attempt to recapture the spirit of 80s kids adventures buoyed by a charismatic turn from Lonnie Chavis
Read more » | Desktop version »Why Geoffrey Cox's A Man for All Seasons clip sends Brexit Britain a potent message
Tory ex-attorney general is an odd bedfellow for communist playwright Robert Bolt. Yet both believe in the value of the law
Read more » | Desktop version »After We Collided: does this shock hit point the way to cinema's future?
Ignored by critics, barely marketed and released in just 47 cinemas, the YA romance has eclipsed X-Men at the UK box office and even ran Tenet close. What’s its secret?
Read more » | Desktop version »Pitt! Aniston! Roberts! Freeman! Was this the starriest Zoom ever?
A live-reading of 80s teen comedy Fast Times at Ridgemont High brought together an array of big names with a surprising standout
Read more » | Desktop version »True Mothers review: Naomi Kawase's heartfelt yet frustrating drama
The director of The Mourning Forest returns with another sensitive film, this time about a difficult adoption, yet plot holes prove distracting
Read more » | Desktop version »Rifkin's Festival review – Woody Allen's latest is a cinephile's dream (but only literally)
A neurotic writer unravels in a European hotspot as the director treads familiar ground to salute Bergman, Buñuel … and himself
Read more » | Desktop version »Will the Fantastic Four follow Kang the Conqueror into the MCU?
The imminent arrival of the supervillain in Ant-Man 3 looks likely to shake up the future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
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