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Free Fire – first look

Simran Hans on Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise counterpoint, a late 70s, warehouse-confined Boston-Irish crime caper steeped in blood and banter.

Sunday 11 September 2016

Reviews and recommendations
Austerlitz – first-look review

Nick James on Sergei Loznitsa’s slow beady eyeing of the modern-day human traffic at Sachsenhausen-Oranienburg concentration camp.

Saturday 10 September 2016

Reviews and recommendations
Voyage of Time: Life’s Journey – first look

Drifting clouds: Terrence Malick at his most vaporous considers creation in this proto-National Geographic documentary. Nick James reviews.

Friday 9 September 2016

Reviews and recommendations
We have never been Star Trek

Gerry Canavan slingshots around a lifetime of allegiance to the Star Trek Ideal – and the series’ very fallible reality.

Gerry Canavan
Thursday 8 September 2016

Features
David Lynch: The Art Life – first look

Art is where Lynch’s heart is in this open-handed portrait of the filmmaker in his element, says Nick James.

Wednesday 7 September 2016

Reviews and recommendations
One More Time with Feeling – first-look review

Nick James on a raw, sore, palpably conflicted portrait of the Cave family’s grief.

Tuesday 6 September 2016

Reviews and recommendations
Portrait(s) of the exiled artist: the how and why of Peter Watkins’ Edvard Munch

The filmmaker’s friend and scholar Joseph Gomez divulges the background to the making of Watkins’ masterpiece – a film “about Munch and about Peter Watkins and, ultimately, about all of us.”

Robert Greene
Monday 5 September 2016

Unfiction
Video: Haunted memories – the cinema of Víctor Erice

Adrian Martin and Cristina Álvarez López explore the joy and regret of nostalgia with one of the cinema’s great, spare poets of sense-memory.

Cristina Álvarez López
Friday 2 September 2016

Sight & Sound video
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Film of the week: Things to Come

Back in the soup: Isabelle Huppert explores the nitty-gritty of unexpected, unnerving post-marital freedom in Mia Hansen-Løve’s delicate and disarming character portrait, writes Kate Stables.

Friday 2 September 2016

Reviews and recommendations
Kirk Douglas: Hollywood champ

As Kirk Douglas reaches his 100th birthday, we celebrate the dimpled one with a survey of his extraordinary career, plus a video tribute to his host of classic roles playing ruthless villains, morally ambiguous mavericks and self-interested sharks.

Friday 2 September 2016

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