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Wim Wenders’ love letter to living presently is a moving celebration of the things and places that truly bind us — but is let down by a simplistic ending
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Rooney’s fourth novel is an insightful but strained, incessant exploration of millennial and gen Z relationships
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‘The Name of The Rose’ meets ‘Succession’ in this taut papal showdown
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Food, gender and power are the full-fat ingredients in Asako Yuzuki’s frank recipe for navigating for female bodily liberation
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For generations robbed of a stable future, “Buffy” feels written for our hellish times — complicated, however, by the show’s behind-the-scenes reality
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This moving adaptation of Claire Keegan’s novella sees Cillian Murphy captivate as a father haunted by Christmas ghosts
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Lily-Rose Depp carries this gorgeous retelling W. F. Murnau’s silent original, but alone cannot compensate for its confused, unimaginative core
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Pedro Almodóvar’s first foray into English-speaking cinema challenges us to look at life and death in a new, technicolour light
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Though far from perfect, Garland’s visceral epic brings the banality of war home to a divided America
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Lanthimos’ latest film exposes man’s farcical attempts to deny our lot as animals in a dying world
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