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The latest from Christopher Nolan might be his greatest puzzle box yet, but is there much hidden away beneath the impressive mechanics?
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The latest from Christopher Nolan might be his greatest puzzle box yet, but is there much hidden away beneath the impressive mechanics?
Read moreDespite a narrow and unconvincing analysis of its anti-hero, Mrs America is a timely and sensationally executed drama.
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Read moreNetflix’s latest sitcom, Space Force, is an attempt at political satire that reminds us that in space, no one can hear you laugh.
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Read moreIn our new series, Lockdown Looking Glass, we’ll be looking back on films that hit a little differently in lockdown.
Read moreGrab your new-found quarantine object friend, be it a lampshade, or a volleyball named Wilson, as we discuss Cast Away’s renewed relevance.
Read moreWe’re looking at a John Hughes classic in this Lockdown Looking Glass, as we reconsider the ’80s joy of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
Read moreAs lockdown limits face-to-face contact, we revisit the resonance of landmark movie My Dinner With Andre in an era of cyber exchanges.
Read moreIn I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel asks whether processing the trauma of sexual assault through screenwriting the answer to recovery.
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