The Brutalist Review: A Tremendous, Towering Achievement
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Brady Corbet’s grand, yet intimate, tale of a Hungarian-Jewish immigrant struggling to make a life for himself in mid-century America is an engrossing, thematically rich masterwork, writes Yasmin Omar.
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Angelina Jolie’s Persona Made Her the Only Choice to Play Maria Callas
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Ian Haydn Smith explores why Angelina Jolie was the perfect performer to portray legendary opera singer Maria Callas.
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Jesse Eisenberg: I Hear the Characters' Voices in my Mind
Awards Buzz
Gabriella Geisinger speaks with writer-director-actor Jesse Eisenberg about crafting his characterful screenplay, balancing tone and finding humour in darkness.
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Babygirl Review: Sweat, Sex and Suspicious Partners
Review
Nicole Kidman is a tightly wound girlboss undone by Harris Dickinson’s domineering intern in Halina Reijn’s skin-pricklingly seductive erotic thriller. By Yasmin Omar
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Films We’re Looking Forward to in 2025
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A new year brings a new slate of movies! Here are the films we're most excited about.
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RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes on Nickel Boys
Awards Buzz
Screenwriters RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes explain how they introduced a surprising first-person perspective to their adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s award-winning novel.
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The Evolution of Nosferatu
ARTICLE
How does Robert Eggers’ retelling of FW Murnau’s silent horror classic compare with the original, or indeed Werner Herzog’s estimable remake? Ian Haydn Smith investigates.
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Better Man Review: Robbie Williams’ Uplifting, Self-Aware Musical Biopic
Review
The iconic singer displays refreshing candour in his formally daring cinematic portrait, which delves into the more unsavoury elements of his past. By Yasmin Omar
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Food Lays the Table for Romance in We Live in Time
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One constant in John Crowley’s episodic love story is the preparing and sharing of meals. Culinary experiments bring flavour to the central couple’s relationship, and create enduring, Proustian memories, writes Meg Walters.
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Curzon’s Top 10 Films of 2024
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We’re turning the page on another year and, as is tradition, we asked Curzon staff (from our cinemas and head office) to vote for their favourite film of the past 12 months.
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