The new issue of Sight and Sound
In this 21st-century cinema special: 25 critics choose an era-defining film from each year of the century, and J. Hoberman asks: what is a 21st-century film? Plus: ten talking points from Cannes – George Miller on Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga – remembering Roger Corman with a never-before-seen interview.
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Bye Bye Tiberias: tender family archive documentary illuminates the larger history of Palestinian displacement
Director Lina Soualem pieces together her fragmented family history through four generations of Palestinian women, including her mother, the actor Hiam Abbass, in this deeply personal and absorbing documentary.
By Rachel Pronger
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By David Thomson
Eternal You: an unnerving investigation into the AI afterlife
By Dominic Lees
“Donald Sutherland’s performance is the gem of this flawed masterpiece”: Fellini's Casanova reviewed in 1977
By Gilbert Adair
“I am not optimistic at all about American society”: Sidney Lumet on Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead
By Geoffrey Macnab
Green Border: Agnieszka Holland explores human behaviour within a broken system in a nightmarish refugee drama
By Philip Concannon
The magnificent ’74: Chinatown
By Jessica Kiang
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