Elba, Boyega, Gavron among record Academy invites post diversity row
The body that hands out the Oscars has announced its biggest ever list of film industry professionals invited to join the organisation –
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Win magical goodies in our Now You See Me 2 competition (WINNERS ANNOUNCED)
To win a gift pack including a T-shirt, a portable charger and a pack of Now You See Me 2 playing cards, tells us who Lizzy Caplan has replaced as the “girl Horseman.”
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Will UK Film “shrug” off Brexit or will it be “devastating”?
So, four months of campaigning are over. The counting is complete. The result was leave. So, will it make a difference to Britain’s
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Edinburgh Film Festival gives top prize to foreign language film from local director
Local director Ben Sharrock’s Pikadero won the top prize at EIFF2016 The 70th Edinburgh International Film Festival has given its top prize –
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Elvis & Nixon – Review
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A United Kingdom to open London Film Festival 2016
For the second year running, the BFI London Film Festival is opening with a British film directed by a woman. Rosamund Pike and
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Star Trek, Charlie Bartlett star Anton Yelchin killed by own car at 27
The Russian-born actor Anton Yelchin, whose career-launching performance opposite Robert Downey Jr in Charlie Bartlett secured him a role in JJ Abrams’ Star Trek reboot has died in a car accident outside his home.
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Tale of Tales – Review
DIRECTED BY: Matteo Garrone – FEATURING: Salma Hayek, Toby Jones, Vincent Cassel, Bebe Cave, Christian Lees, Franco Pistoni, Guillaume Delaunay, Hayley Carmichael, John C Reilly, Jonah Lees, Kathryn Hunter, Laura Pizzirani, Shirley Henderson, Stacy Martin
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Elvis & Nixon – Competition to win film goodies (WINNERS ANNOUNCED)
The distributors Entertainment One have been good enough to offer our UK readers (sorry foreign visitors) some goodies to coincide with the upcoming
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45 Years and Catastrophe among South Bank winners
Long after the recognised awards season has come to an end, the acclaimed drama 45 Years has picked up another prize. It’s been
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The Nice Guys – Review
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Little Red Riding Hood – Review
CAST: Iain Ridley, Lorna Jinks – DIRECTED BY: Owen Calvert-Lyons – WRITTEN BY: Mike Kenny
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Love & Friendship – Review
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Cannes Firsts – Lessons from the Market
Find out what two film-makers got out of coming to the Cannes Film Market – Christina Yianni with her first short and Brian Barnes with his first feature
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Loach’s anti-austerity cry wins him a second Palme d’Or
The British director Ken Loach has won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival for the second time. Ten years after winning
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Cannes 2016 – The Second Friday
After another night without enough sleep and no time for breakfast before an early film, I dashed to the Palais and hid some
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A Hologram for the King – Review
DIRECTED BY: Tom Tykwer – FEATURING: Tom Hanks, Alexander Black, Ben Whishaw, Khalid Laith, Sarita Choudhury, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Tom Skerritt
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Cannes 2016 – The Second Thursday
With the market all but over, all that remains is the tail end of the festival, which means there’s not much else to
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Cannes 2016 – The Second Wednesday
After one too many repetitions of late nights out, followed by even later nights writing and then early mornings at screenings, today, I
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Cannes 2016 – The Only Tuesday
Pedro Almodovar is back in competition with Julieta After yesterday’s experience of having had the cereal-bar police separate me from my breakfast on
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