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ANATOMY OF A MURDERER: HOW NITRAM DELICATELY HANDLES TRUE CRIME
As Nitram arrives on Curzon Home Cinema, Ian Haydn Smith delves into the ways Justin Kurzel’s film, along with Fruitvale Station and My Friend Dahmer, avoid sensationalism in their portrayals of real-life incidents.
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SKETCHY CHARACTERS: OWEN KLINE AND JOHNNY RYAN ON FUNNY PAGES
Michael Leader gets down and dirty with Owen Kline, the first-time director of the smutty, scatological coming-of-age comedy Funny Pages, and alternative-comics creator Johnny Ryan, who drew the artworks for the film.
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ALICE WINOCOUR ON PARIS MEMORIES
Savina Petkova speaks to Alice Winocour about her new film Paris Memories, which stars Virginie Efira (Benedetta, 2021) as a survivor struggling in the aftermath of a terrorist attack.
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FESTIVAL REPORT: VENICE 2022
From Don’t Worry Darling to Don DeLillo, Timothée Chalamet to timely documentaries, Rafa Sales Ross offers her take on all the buzz from the Lido.
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RULES DON'T APPLY: HOW CLAIRE DENIS EXPLODES GENRE CONVENTIONS
For Claire Denis, the conventions of genre are the starting point for her probing dramas, as exemplified by her new film Both Sides of the Blade, writes Sophie Monks Kaufman.
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HOW BODIES BODIES BODIES REINVENTS THE WHODUNNIT FOR GEN Z
As Halina Reijn's buzzy new movie plays with murder-mystery conventions, Laura Venning explains why this typically fusty genre has enjoyed a recent resurgence.
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SURGICAL PRECISION: THE VISUAL EFFECTS IN CRIMES OF THE FUTURE
Hannah Strong talks to the VFX team behind Crimes of the Future, David Cronenberg’s latest anatomical body horror.
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WILDHOOD & THE JOURNEY OF THE SELF
Bretten Hannam plays with the conventions of the road movie for this tender coming-of-age story about a two-spirit teen who goes in search of his mother, writes Ian Haydn Smith.
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WHAT’S ON AT THIS YEAR’S LONDON FILM FESTIVAL?
The 66th edition of the BFI London Film Festival returns on 5-16 October, offering a fantastic showcase of features, shorts, serial drama and immersive works. Following Festival Director Tricia Tuttle and her team’s launch of the programme, we look at some of the highlights showing over the course of the festival’s 12 days.
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HOW JOANNA HOGG FINDS MEANING IN ABSENCE
Laura Venning pays tribute to a filmmaker who creates moving dramas that shy away from spectacle, and instead focus on simmering emotion.
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