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Tony Garnett: the Sight & Sound Interview
Think of anything thematically or stylistically groundbreaking in the last 50 years of British TV drama and the chances are the late Tony Garnett, who has died aged 83, had a hand in it. For our June 2013 issue, Mark Duguid interviewed Garnett on the occasion of a BFI Southbank retrospective of his work.
Monday 13 January 2020 -
Our annual survey of moving-image criticism in movie form features recommendations from 39 essayists and experts, recommending videos that explore the powers and possibilities of cinema and more. Ariel Avissar, Will DiGravio and Grace Lee introduce the poll.
Friday 10 January 2020 -
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El Topo archive review: stormy surrealism in the desert heat
Alejandro Jodorowsky’s landmark acid western is re-released in a new 4K restoration. On its original release, Philip Strick found it to be an absurd and energetic set of ciphers.
Thursday 9 January 2020 -
Lorenza Mazzetti obituary: a survivor from war-torn Italy who took Free Cinema to Cannes
The filmmaker who came to prominence with Together, as part of the Free Cinema movement in Britain, used her art to express the trauma she experienced during the Second World War, writes Henry K. Miller.
Thursday 9 January 2020 -
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The Courier review: Olga Kurylenko’s biker delivers exploitation thrills and kills
Kurylenko goes hell for leather against a leering Gary Oldman in a genre film that’s not exactly the full package, writes Anton Bitel.
Monday 6 January 2020 -
Our inaugural critics’ poll of the top ten television series of 2019 offers a tantalising mix of comedy, horror and drama – and holds up a mirror to our age. See how 37 television critics judged the year, including Molly Haskell’s extended take on Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag.
Monday 6 January 2020 -
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The Gentlemen review: gangsters and toffs cavort in Guy Ritchie’s cheeky caper
Guy Ritchie directs Matthew McConaughey as an American drug lord negotiating London’s criminal underworld in this deft comedy of artful dodges, writes Anton Bitel.
Friday 3 January 2020 -
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Long Day’s Journey Into Night review: Bi Gan’s extravagant art noir wows in three dimensions
Divided into unequal halves, this self-conscious movie shadows a tough guy led astray by two mysterious women and culminates in an audacious extended 3D sequence filmed in one shot, writes Tony Rayns.
Thursday 2 January 2020 -
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Amanda review: a Parisian tale of life after terror
A young girl is raised by her uncle after losing her mother in Mikhaël Hers’s compassionate if slightly forced evocation of the stillness that follows a sudden catastrophe, writes Hannah McGill.
Thursday 2 January 2020 -
The best films of 2019 – all the votes
We asked 100 contributors – British and international – to pick the ten best new films they’d seen in 2019. Their choices are here – all 353 of them!
Monday 23 December 2019
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