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Mary Said What She Said review – Isabelle Huppert dazzles in a one-woman tour de force

The final hours of Mary, Queen of Scots are enacted with hypnotic precision in Robert Wilson’s collaboration with Théâtre de la Ville–Paris

The Guardian - UK

Mary Said What She Said at the Barbican review: Isabelle Huppert is riveting in this complex, rewarding show

This is no easy star vehicle – it’s a bold challenge to the great French actor’s technique, charisma and rigour and she rises to it

Evening Standard

Streaming: Monkey Man and the best revenge movies

Dev Patel’s seething directorial debut joins a thriving genre, from the bloody violence of Tarantino and John Wick to the comic rage of The First Wives Club

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Robinne Lee Knows Why We Love a Good Rom-Com

The author discusses the new adaptation of her best-selling novel starring Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine.

Marie Claire

Watch: Spanish police's alleged violent arrest of two Black men sparks anger

IN THE PRESS – Tuesday, April 2: Senegal's newly elected leader Bassirou Diomaye Faye is set to be sworn in. Mediapart, the French investigative website, wonders about the future of women's rights in Senegal with a polygamist president. Also: a video of two unarmed Black men apparently being punched and…

France 24

Isabelle Huppert: ‘I was never the woman behind the man… the only place I could take was the main place’

As she prepares to play Mary, Queen of Scots, the French actor talks about her extraordinary career, and why she’d love to make a film in the UK – or play a Marvel villain

The Guardian - UK

This season’s defining womenswear looks embrace fashion’s power for transformation

For S/S 2024, womenswear designers were seduced by fashion’s transformative power, exploring construction, fantasy and form. Here, Jack Moss explores the season’s defining looks in The Glossary, part of the March 2024 Style Issue of Wallpaper*

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Director Hong Sang-Soo's Latest Film Features Isabelle Huppert.

Explore the enigmatic world of 'A Traveler's Needs' by Hong Sang-soo, featuring Isabelle Huppert in a tale of human connections and subtle humor in Seoul.

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The Best Cannes Dresses of All Time

Fashion is built into the festival's DNA.

Marie Claire

La Syndicaliste review – French sexual abuse thriller takes cheap shots

Isabelle Huppert plays a whistleblower who is assaulted in this crass adaptation of a shocking true story

The Guardian - UK

La Syndicaliste review: Huppert is magnificent in this enraging true story

The nuclear force of Huppert’s performance makes any gripes irrelevant

Evening Standard

La Syndicaliste review – Isabelle Huppert is fascinating in blood-boiling injustice drama

French film about real-life trade union whistleblower and rape survivor Maureen Kearney, accused of inventing her assault

The Guardian - UK

Isabelle Huppert: ‘When you’re an actor, you keep secrets’

The fearless French actor is known for playing powerful, complex women, mostly recently in Jean-Paul Salomé’s corporate drama La Syndicaliste. But she has her own way of balancing loyalty to film with her feminist principles

The Guardian - UK

Flip-flops, nudity and ‘up the vajayjay!’: How the red carpet became a platform for protest

This year’s Cannes Film Festival has played host to great new movies but also subtle forms of sartorial rebellion, writes Olivia Petter

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‘Bolder than ever’: Cannes fuses film and glamour in unofficial fashion week

In risk-taking red carpet gowns, actors and supermodels attend parties and fashion shows hosted by likes of Versace and Naomi Campbell

Total Film

Enter the arena with the Gladiator II issue of Total Film – on sale now!

Featuring exclusive interviews with Ridley Scott, Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington, and more

The Guardian - UK

Rye Lane to Peter Pan & Wendy: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

A funny, joyous romance on the streets of south London, plus Jude Law is a menacing Captain Hook in the new Neverland coming-of-age adventure

The Guardian - UK

One Fine Morning review – Mia Hansen-Løve’s moving tale of love and loss

In the role of a lifetime, Léa Seydoux plays a widowed single mum caught between new romance and the failing mind of her father in the French director’s deeply personal Cannes prize winner

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Wondrous donkey adventure EO decentres the human perspective in pursuit of a new way of seeing

You may not know Jerzy Skolimowski — he's an octogenarian Polish filmmaker — but his latest film EO is visionary and it has a rather unlikely star.

Woman & Home

Shaggy bob explained: the effortlessly cool style that’s trending for 2023

Love a layered look? Turn your head to the shaggy bob, a laidback chop that’s flattering for all

The Guardian - UK

Michael Haneke films – ranked!

The Austrian auteur has made his name with disturbing and superb studies of the violence and repression of bourgeois life. As he turns 81, we rate his finest films

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: a race across Canada with no smartphones, internet or credit cards

Five teams set off on an arduous adventure in pursuit of a cash price. Plus, NHS staff save lives and grapple with the longest waiting list in history

The Guardian - UK

Boston Strangler to The Hurt Locker: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Keira Knightley and Carrie Coon star in the gripping true story of the hunt for a brutal murderer, while Jeremy Renner plays a bomb disposal expert in a multi Oscar-winning thriller

The Guardian - UK

France review – TV presenter Léa Seydoux is mesmeric in intriguing media satire

The star and the film’s intentional blankness add a layer of interest to Bruno Dumont’s loose reverie about a journalist experiencing an emotional breakdown

Los Angeles Times

Movie review: 'EO,' a gorgeous portrait of a donkey, is the film you've been braying for

In one of the most astonishing sequences in "EO," a rapturous hymn to the natural world from 84-year-old Polish director Jerzy Skolimowski, a wandering donkey gets lost in a forest primeval. Night has fallen, but pools of moonlight illuminate this hushed, dark world in all its living glory. A little…

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