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Your Fault review – bizarre and wooden step-sibling romance

Sequel to unaccountably popular Amazon Prime hit finds the same oldsters still out to stop the forbidden young lovers necking in glamorous locations

The Guardian - UK

Nosferatu director Robert Eggers reveals which horror classics inspired the movie

'Nosferatu' director Robert Eggers has revealed the horror classics 'The Innocents', 'Queen of Spades' and 'Cries and Whispers' were the biggest inspirations for his upcoming scary flick.

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Maggie Smith, Oscar-winning star of stage and screen, dies aged 89

In a career that began in the 1950s, her roles ranged from Desdemona to Miss Jean Brodie, Virginia Woolf and Minerva McGonagall

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Feel like a movie? The top 50 films of all time according to Marcio Kogan

Marcio Kogan's top 50 films of all time; the architect taps into his passion for the moving image and shares with us his recommendations

Wallpaper

How guest editor Marcio Kogan, during a visit to the movies, ‘discovered that something else exists in the world, real poetry’

Marcio Kogan is a guest editor of Wallpaper* October 2024. In his dedicated section, we discover how the world of cinema’s loss was architecture’s gain when a feature film failed but a dream space creator rose from the ashes

Wallpaper

‘Ashamed. Embarrassed’: Jerry Lewis’s infamous Holocaust clown film that never was

A new documentary explores the mystery behind The Day the Clown Cried, a never-finished, never-released 1970s movie set in a second world war death camp

The Guardian - UK

French critic sues after Spanish theatre-maker’s insults on stage

Angélica Liddell, who describes herself as an ‘irresponsible artist’, read out a bad review by Stéphane Capron and called him a ‘bastard’

The Guardian - UK

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I watched some 40 films at this year’s Sydney Film Festival. Here are my top five picks – and one hilarious flop

This year’s Sydney Film Festival’s rich offerings of films more than compensated for the minor technical issues that led to some screenings being interrupted.

The Conversation

‘He craved an Oscar’: James Baldwin’s long campaign to crack Hollywood

He pitched slave-ship dramas to Ingmar Bergman, cast Marlon Brando as a bisexual man and wrote a Malcolm X screenplay that horrified the FBI. Why was this cinephile spurned by Hollywood?

The Guardian - UK

Juliette Binoche To Succeed Agnieszka Holland As EFA President

Juliette Binoche set to lead European Film Academy as president, succeeding Agnieszka Holland. Holland steps down with gratitude. Binoche's versatile talen...

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The 32 greatest '50s movie characters

In the decade following World War II, these were the heroes and villains of the silver screen

Total Film

The 32 greatest '70s actors

These movie stars lit up the screen amid a tumultuous decade in American history

Total Film

The 32 best '50s movies

After World War II, Hollywood studios perfected its formulas

Total Film

May December review: Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman are tremendous in this daring black comedy

Todd Haynes has directed a film with so many deliciously clashing styles that it’s as much a trashy soap as it is a torrid, probing melodrama

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Movie Props That Sold For A Small Fortune

Owning a piece of movie history can be quite expensive.

The Guardian - AU

Hour of the Wolf review – is this the end of immersive theatre?

This choose-your-own-adventure set in a spooky town haunted by a monster reaches for the baroque – but feels like a hollow cash-grab instead

The Guardian - US

Olivia Rodrigo is scared of birds – and she’s not alone. What’s behind this fear?

Scarlett Johansson is also among the famous names who have what’s known as ornithophobia. But where did it begin?

Evening Standard

Your guide to ... Gotland

Sweden’s Baltic island province is the spiritual home for Swedish bohemians and artists, and creative director Cassandra Rhodin spent her childhood summers growing up there on Fårö.

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Ang Lee and six other filmmakers on how Ingmar Bergman inspired them

While writing our book, Ingmar Bergman at the Crossroads: Between Theory and Practice, several filmmakers shared stories with us of the impact the legendary Swedish director had on their own work.

The Guardian - UK

‘Post-marriage, I was a teenager again’: how I turned the page after getting divorced in my 30s

When Joanna Biggs split up with her husband, she stepped off a conventional path into what seemed like chaos. Could books and art guide her to an alternative happy ending?

The Independent UK

Q&A: Liv Ullmann, cinema royalty and major Cannes draw, looks back

Very few are capable of capturing people’s attention at the Cannes Film Festival like Liv Ullmann

The Independent UK

May December, Cannes review: Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore are tremendous in this Todd Haynes melodrama

Much of the pleasure in this focused character study is derived from its clash of styles

The Guardian - UK

Ottessa Moshfegh: ‘I’m not brainstorming ways to freak people out’

The acclaimed author on her post-Covid novel Lapvona, the influence of Ingmar Bergman and the Brothers Grimm, and the draw of England in the 90s for her next book

Cinemablend

5 Classic Japanese Films That Were Not Directed By Akira Kurosawa

There are a great many classic Japanese films that weren't directed by Akira Kurosawa. Here are just a few of them.

The Independent UK

‘Honestly, I wish I could make films less connected to myself’: One Fine Morning director Mia Hansen-Løve on life spilling into fiction

The French filmmaker speaks with Annabel Nugent about her new film starring Léa Seydoux, what it means to be both a mother and a filmmaker – and the myth about directors that she won’t buy into

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