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The Apprentice Review: An Uncompromising, Excoriating Donald Trump Biopic
Independently financed and threatened with legal action, this villain origin story is a sickening exploration of the former President’s formative years that flat-out refuses to pull punches, writes Yasmin Omar.
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LFF Director Kristy Matheson on Putting the Film Programme Together
BFI London Film Festival Director Kristy Matheson talks to Curzon about the year-long marathon it takes to bring the expansive programme together.
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The Troubling Portrayals of Psychiatric Hospitals on Film
As Joker: Folie à Deux transfers to a Gotham mental-health facility, Victoria Luxford explores how American films have presented such institutions over the years, from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest to Girl, Interrupted.
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Gurinder Chadha’s Multicultural Portraits of Modern Britain
As Bride and Prejudice celebrates its 20th anniversary, Nadira Begum looks back on the British South Asian director’s career, whose lively films probe the intersection of race and class.
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Lady Gaga’s Undeniable Movie Stardom
Unlike many pop superstars-turned-actors, Lady Gaga has a commanding screen presence and captivates audiences with her magnetic star quality, says Anna Bogutskaya.
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Cinema’s Elder Statesmen are Redefining their Legacies
As Francis Ford Coppola releases his self-funded opus Megalopolis, Billie Walker explores how aged filmmakers – from Spielberg to Scorsese – are reflecting on themselves and their careers with their latest movies.
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Best Films About Sex Workers
From Anora to Pretty Woman and The Mother and the Whore, we consider the best movies that deal with sex work.
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The Substance & the Disturbing Art of Splitting the Self
The Substance, The Beast and Severance are part of a recent trend of works that question the merits of removing undesirable elements of the self for corporate gain, writes Meg Walters.
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Silencing Cinema – The Impact of Censorship on Art
Iranian drama My Favourite Cake is the latest in a long line of films to have attracted ire from its government. Here, Guy Lodge assesses the impact of censorship on art.
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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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