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Marianne Jean-Baptiste: ‘People were following a narrative that had been created to explain me’

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: ‘Secrets & Lies’ made her the first Black British woman to be nominated for an Oscar. Now, nearly 30 years and 160 episodes of the ‘factory-like’ US cop drama ‘Without a Trace’ later, she has reunited with Mike Leigh for the blistering ‘Hard Truths’ – it’s earned…

The Independent UK

Pretty Red Dress review – toe-tapping London tale of desire and identity

Natey Jones and Alexandra Burke play a couple tussling with dreams and secret shame in Dionne Edwards’s defiant yet uplifting drama with music at its core

The Guardian - UK

Flux Gourmet review – Peter Strickland’s deliciously bonkers tale of art, desire and gut pain

Conjuror of the bizarre Strickland outdoes himself with this tale of a sonic performance collective who stick microphones into food – and other places

The Guardian - UK

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From Flux Gourmet to Björk: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether you’re after director Peter Strickland’s descent into the decadently weird or the Icelandic conjurer’s latest aural opus, our critics have you covered

The Guardian - UK

Florida Man Filmed Himself Abusing Girls As Young As 13

A pervert who confessed to sexually abusing minor girls as young as 13 has been arrested by police.

Zenger

I called it ‘post-horror’ – and now I’ve created a monster

When I coined the term ‘post-horror’, gore fans showered me with abuse. Now it has been adopted by a festival celebrating the films that pushed the boundaries of cinematic terror

The Guardian - UK

"Flux Gourmet": food sounds & absurd art

Gwendoline Christie, Asa Buttefield, Fatma Mohamed and more star in Peter Strickland's latest bizarre exploration

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Review: The wickedly funny 'Flux Gourmet' serves up food, poop, orgies, satire — and soul

I counted only one audible fart in "Flux Gourmet," which seems a curious show of restraint for a movie in which sound and scatology play such important roles. A wondrously demented study in creative, sexual and gastrointestinal struggle, this latest art-horror-comedy whatsit from the Hungary-based English filmmaker Peter Strickland unfolds…

Los Angeles Times

Flux Gourmet review – poet of the weird Peter Strickland moves farther from reality

Gwendoline Christie and Asa Butterfield star in this stylish and deeply odd confection about ‘sonic cooking’

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