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WHAT TO WATCH AT THE 2024 BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL
The 68th edition of the BFI London Film Festival, which runs from 9-20 October, brings together the best in new cinema, alongside a programme of archive treasures and Expanded titles.
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The Twisted Worlds of Tim Burton
Tim Burton, one of American cinema’s most original auteurs, returns to the film that cemented his reputation and introduced a wider audience to his skewed vision of his nation’s heartland, writes Ian Haydn Smith.
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Best Movie Musical Sequences
With Wicked and Joker: Folie à Deux arriving in cinemas, we salute the most needle-shifting song-and-dance numbers from the best musicals.
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How the Sing Sing Team Found Suitable Prison Locations
Co-producer Karin Shiel and producer Monique Walton discuss how they scouted locations for their heartfelt, prison-set film. By Yasmin Omar.
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Kneecap Rewrites the Rules of the Music Biopic
Though the music biopic has received some bad press recently, that hasn’t always been the case. Rōgan Graham looks at the subgenre’s creatively rich offerings – a group to which Kneecap certainly belongs.
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Blink Twice Review: Zoë Kravitz’s Extremely Online Thriller
In her spoiler-free review, Yasmin Omar digs into the actress-turned-director’s immaculately designed ‘eat the rich’ movie, which is deeply indebted to social-media trends.
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The Student Becomes the Teacher in Between the Temples
With Jason Schwartzman’s instructor learning a thing or two from his mentee in his new faith-based drama, Victoria Luxford explores the porous line between teacher and student in cinema, from Educating Rita to Good Will Hunting.
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HOW KNEECAP FILMMAKER RICH PEPPIATT DIRECTED THE BAND TO PLAY THEMSELVES
he writer-director of the Sundance-winning, Irish-language rap dramedy reveals how he helped guide the titular band to portray themselves on camera.
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How the Alien Scores Have Evolved Across the Franchise
Ahead of Alien: Romulus, Sean Wilson considers how the film series’ music has mutated alongside its titular xenomorphs to deftly communicate the sci-fi saga’s elemental horror.
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The Best Video-Game Adaptations Speak the Medium's Language
Ahead of Borderlands, Billie Walker considers how the recent uptick in video-game adaptations has led to an adoption of the medium’s immersive, first-person aesthetics – both within this subgenre and beyond.
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