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Where to begin with Czech animation
From fabulous fairytale worlds to shape-shifting surrealism, Švankmajer to Trnka, we take a beginner’s path through one of the world’s richest animation traditions.
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How The Beatles’ London looks today: 60 years of A Hard Day’s Night
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5 things to watch this weekend – 5 to 7 July
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Ti West on MaXXXine: “Part of the charm of the trilogy is to embrace the artifice of Hollywood”
By Lou Thomas
MaXXXine: a gory, self-consciously derivative exposé of the Hollywood machine
By Anton Bitel
Stolen privacy: Coppola’s The Conversation
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Orlando, My Political Biography: philosopher Paul B. Preciado turns Woolf’s novel into a playful punk essay film
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The stars of a new ITV drama about cancel culture join writer Steven Moffat, director Ben Palmer and executive producer Sue Vertue to talk about their four-part series Douglas Is Cancelled.
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