All articles by Fionnuala Halligan – Page 4 1c3d6z
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‘Tuesday’: London Review 6w4z3o
Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars in this ambitious feature debut from the UK, backed by A24
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‘Haar’: London Review 3h3j5h
A TV production manager reaches crisis point in Ben Hecking’s Budapest-set, Super8-shot second feature
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‘The Pigeon Tunnel’: London Review 6wl1z
Errol Morris talks with John LeCarre in the late author’s last, no-holds-barred interview
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Screen comment: UK indie producers are in crisis and need urgent 9937
UK independent film producers are being systematically devalued and unfairly treated as the industry booms around them.
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‘The Rye Horn’: San Sebastian Review 4o2ro
Jaione Camborda’s second, elemental feature wins the Golden Shell at the San Sebastian Film Festival
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‘The Successor’: San Sebastian Review 6i6r5m
Marc-Andre Grondin impresses as a lauded fashion designer forced back down to his roots in Xavier Legrand’s twisted art thriller
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The awards contenders from the autumn festivals 31264v
Here are the titles our critics think awards pundits are - or should be - looking at right now
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20 stand-out titles from Toronto 2023 3a274h
There was plenty to be excited about at this year’s festival.
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‘Sorry/Not Sorry’: Toronto Review r6sm
Louis CK documentary reveals the deadly serious abusive underbelly of the US comedy circuit
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‘Unicorns’: Toronto Review 3i164
Sally El Hosaini’s follow-up to ‘The Swimmers’ is set in the world of ‘gaysian’ drag queen cabaret.
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‘Copa 71’: Toronto Review 5d5a6i
Topical documentary examines the systemic sexism surrounding the 1971 Women’s World Cup in Mexico
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‘In The Land Of Saints And Sinners’: Venice Review 2j6i6p
Liam Neeson’s lone-wolf assassin attempts to atone for his sins in this 1970s Irish drama
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‘Hit Man’: Venice Review 6r1q1s
Richard Linklater turns the twisting true story of ‘fake assassin’ Gary Johnson into a funny, confident crowdpleaser
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‘Priscilla’: Venice Review 62u5j
Sofia Coppola explores the dark heart of Priscilla Presley’s relationship with rock superstar Elvis
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‘The Theory Of Everything’: Venice Review 1d6nn
A conference about quantum physics in 1960s Switzerland plays host to this atmospheric noir debut
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‘Explanation For Everything’: Venice Review d3i4c
Hungary’s political divisions are manifested by a teenage student facing unrest both at home and school
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‘The Palace’: Venice Review 4n3r5c
Roman Polanski’s attempted comedy set in a Swiss luxury hotel proves to be anything but five star
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‘Maestro’: Venice Review 1t4q5j
Director/star Bradley Cooper conducts an impressively-mounted, if uneven, portrait of composer Leonard Bernstein